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  1. Its just what happens when millions of users hammer Apple's servers. Finite amount of bandwidth.
  2. SOLVED! Thanks so much, its always a frickin' tick-box isn't it! As a side note i also had to SP1 office to get it working too!
  3. Darn, just seen in my annoyance I have actually deleted the Account1 within users. How irritating. This is a problem I have had for quite some time, but it has only just quietened down a little since the summer holidays to look into it.
  4. Morning Chaps, I am having an issue with Outlook 2011 that I admittedly caused myself, but i cannot find a way to resolve it, hoping you can help. My office iMac was on Snow Leopard and bound to the network with no problems. I also logged in using my AD account, but, as I am a domain admin and because of various settings I had a profile on the machine under Users, lets call it Account1. I configured outlook 2011 on this account and it was working fine, no problems. I then upgraded to Lion. Lion does not like being on the AD, and after much troubleshooting I decided that as this was the office machine I would take it off the domain and create a local account (Account2). Because i didn't want to loose all my settings and files from my domain account profile I changed permissions on Account1 for full access to Account2 and copied them accord to the new location (This included the Library, Documents, Music etc. This seemed to work fine for most things, however, when i try to open outlook I get the following error: "You do not have sufficient permissions to view the contents of this folder" In addition, Word 2011 will not autosave as I do not have permissions for that location either. I have reinstalled office (using Appzapper to really clear out the Library), but sadly to no avail. I would be really grateful of any advice in this situation, as using OWA is killing me!
  5. Hi there, We have started using smoothwall within our school and I am having issue with the Mac mail client not being able to access the IMAP server. Awesome. Error: The MobileMe IMAP server “mail.me.com” is not responding. Try checking the network connection, and that the server name is correct. Otherwise, the server might be temporarily unavailable. If you continue, you might not be able to receive messages. Any idea how I configure this? On a side note, I discovered this post, but it appears to be quite old and doesn't seem to match the smoothwall 3.0 config methods. Thanks in advance, Jason
  6. Saw these guys yesterday and as such joined this webpage! Win!
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