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Cisco CallManager Partition and Calling Search Spaces (CSS) Explained

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Cisco CallManager partitions and calling search spaces (CSS) are confusing. This Tech-Recipe describes how I keep track of how they work.

Send Mail Via Telnet /Test for Open Relay

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Behind the scenes, the commands sent to mail servers are simple text commands. These commands can be sent to an email server manually via Telnet. This is a quick way to test an email server to determine if it is an open relay.

Outlook 2003: How to Create a Signature for Each Account

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In Outlook 2003, you can create signatures and assign a different one to each of your Outlook accounts. You can also create multiple signatures for different uses such as business e-mail, personal e-mail, etc. Keep reading to find out how this is done.

Windows Phone Development: Request More Ram for an Application

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By default, every Windows Phone app and game will be granted 150 MB of RAM to use. If your app uses too much memory, the system will kill it automatically. This process ensures the phone runs stably and fast most of the time. However, with a complex app, it may be hard to keep the phone running smoothly with only 150 MB of RAM. Luckily, you can request more RAM or block lower specs devices if your app cannot run on it.

Macromedia Designer: Find and Replace Colors in Flash

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With Macromedia Designer, you can use Find and Replace to change the color of text, fills, strokes, or a combination of these. You cannot find and replace colors in grouped objects. To find and replace a color, use the steps below.

Google Spreadsheets: Add or Remove Rows and Columns

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Adding and deleting rows and columns is a common (and necessary) function in spreadsheet applications. Doing this in Google Spreadsheets is quite simple and painless. Read on to find out how this is done.

PowerPoint 2003: How to Add Transition Effects

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With PowerPoint, the use of transition effects helps a presentation make a greater impact by varying the way one slide replaces another. A slide transition is the visual effect of a slide as it comes into view during a slide show. This can be useful for helping a presentation draw the viewers’ attention to important slides. Effects include opening like a vertical blind, sliding into view, and dissolving in from the edge or center. To apply the transition effect, use the steps below.

Google Spreadsheets: How to Add Multiple Lines in the Same Cell

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Google Spreadsheets allows you to have multiple lines in the same cell. This is useful for items such as addresses.

Outlook 2003: How to Create a Personal Distribution List

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Distribution lists can be a great time saver if you frequently email the same group(s) of people. Instead of adding the addresses one at a time, you only need to select the appropriate distribution list, and all members of that list would become recipients of your new message. Here is how to do it.

How to Modify a PowerPoint Show (.pps)

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This is a quick and easy tech-recipe for making changes to a PowerPoint show (pps) when your system does not launch PowerPoint but will run the slideshow.

Outlook 2003: Using AutoArchive

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If you are like me, you probably get tons of email messages each day. Over time, it seems like your mailbox is going to explode. Fortunately, you can simply use the AutoArchive feature to archive your email messages to a separate pst file.

iOS: Prevent Uninstalling Apps and Games

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If you let your children play games on your iPhone or iPad, chances are they may accidentally uninstall some of your important apps.  To prevent losing all your important apps, you may want to disable the ability to deleting apps on your iOS device. This tutorial will show you how to do it without installing any third-party apps.