Re: [MLUG] stupid computer questions

[McIntosh Jason <EMAIL:PROTECTED>]

With Email & Microsoft, you're looking at Exchange or one of the Lotus products.  There are perhaps a few others but those are the two big "Enterprise" email servers that I know of.

For automating scripts, you create batch files or visual basic batch files and then schedule them to be run in the scheduler system.  I think that's in system tools, but I don't remember the exact location off hand.

Jason

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On Sep 6, 2006, at 12:40 PM, Jennifer Dozar wrote:

I'm filling out an appliction for the County jobs and they have this

"quiz"  It is basically explaining your experience, i think.  Anyways.

They are asking about Microsoft things, that i'm not even sure about.

hahaha.  most of my experience has been with linux versions of sometype

of system.

So, can someone tell me what kind of "Professional experience in

Enterprise email systems" means?  Does this mean setting up email

servers? or is there some kind of "enterprise email server" that i don't

know about?  I guess I just don't know about ENTERPRISE type programs,

cause i'm used to using the GPL type email programs.  Also, i was

wondering about the automating Windows scripts for maintainence. I have

never done this in Window, and thought it kind of did it itself since it

prides itself on stupid users.  

Anyways, just wondering about this stuff.  I have mainly dealt with

Squirrel mail type programs; i didn't think web mail would count as a

Enterprise Email program ;) 

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