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News And Information From ASysTech, Incorporated
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2nd Quarter 2008
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May, 2008
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Microsoft Outlook 2007 Tips and Tricks From
ASysTech

To make sure customers and friends know how
to reach you, share your contact information
with them electronically. Use Outlook 2007
to create and send Electronic Business Cards
that reflect the work you do, your personal
style, your company's look, or all of those
things.
Create your own Electronic Business Card and
open it for editing
1. In the Navigation Pane, click Contacts
(or press CTRL+3).
2. Create or open a contact for yourself
(click New at the top of the window to
create a new contact). Tip: If you're using
Microsoft Exchange Server, you can save
yourself a lot of typing when you create a
contact for yourself by using the Address
Book. To do this, press CTRL+SHIFT+B, find
your own entry in the Global Address List,
right-click the entry there, and click Add
to Contacts.
3. At the top of the contact window, click
the Business Card button (it's in the
Options group on the Contact tab).
Control the information in your card
When you enter information in the contact
form, Microsoft® Office Outlook® 2007 puts
that information on the business card. The
fields that appear on the business card are
listed in the Edit Business Card dialog box,
under Fields. You can change which fields
are displayed on your card by adding or
removing them from the Fields list. You can
use labels to distinguish different fields,
such as work and home phone numbers. To use
a label, choose Left or Right from the list
next to the Label box.
Include your Electronic Business Card in a
message
1. Switch to e-mail by clicking Mail in the
Navigation Pane (or press CTRL+1).
2. Click New to create a new e-mail message.
3. On the Ribbon, on the Message tab, in the
Include group, click Business Card, and then
click Other Business Cards.
4. Make sure Contacts is selected in the
Look in list. From the list of contacts,
click the one you created for yourself and
click OK.
The business card is added to the end of the
message and a .vcf file is included in the
Attached box.
To get more
tips and tricks from Microsoft click here
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ASysTech has VMware VCPs on staff
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ASysTech is a VMware Enterprise Partner.
With in- house licensed VMware Certified
Professionals (VCP's) on staff ASysTech
provides you with a single point of contact
for superior pricing, configuration and
installation of your VMware software
licenses.
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ASysTech has a new virtual solution for your
business
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As a small or medium business, VMware
virtualization offers you a way to lower the
cost of your IT infrastructure, while
enabling higher levels of protection for
business-critical systems and data. Get a
scalable and cost-effective way to optimize
the use of your current technology assets,
increase the productivity of your IT staff
and protect the data and IT environments
that run your small and medium businesses.
VMware offers enterprise-class functionality
in deployment sizes that fit SMB needs. The
new VMware Infrastructure (VI) Acceleration
Kits allow SMBs to optimize their existing
IT investments while providing
enterprise-class benefits of virtualization
such as disaster recovery, high
availability, simplified IT management and
reduced energy costs. Deploying
virtualization translates into better
service levels, and enables customers to
spend less on IT and reinvest these savings
into their businesses. The new VMware
Infrastructure packaging delivers the
features, functionality and training that
enable SMBs to more rapidly experience the
value of virtual infrastructure. New
features in VMware Infrastructure deliver
benefits such as decreased power
consumption, automated tracking and patching
of virtual infrastructure, and increased
infrastructure availability.
Choose the solution to serve your needs:
VMware Infrastructure Foundation
Acceleration Kit
The right solution for small to mid-market
organizations looking to simplify their
back-up processes, wanting to consolidate
servers or contain server sprawl, reduce
power consumption, and simplify server
provisioning, patching and management.
VMware Infrastructure Standard High
Availability (HA) Acceleration Kit
Ideal for environments where high
availability of infrastructure and data is
critical, this solution gives small and
mid-market organizations the ability to
ensure business continuity, while providing
all the additional benefits virtualization
offers.
VMware Infrastructure Midsized
Acceleration Kit
This solution serves the needs of small
and mid- market organizations looking for
enterprise-class solutions that bring all
the benefits virtualization has to offer,
including business continuity using VMware's
VMotion technology, and much more.
Additionally, this kit offers training and
consulting credits that can be applied to
courses or services that help your teams
optimize the use of their VMware solutions.
VirtualCenter Foundation
Available in all the acceleration kits
listed above, VirtualCenter Foundation gives
users all the benefits of VirtualCenter
designed to serve the needs of a midmarket
or smaller infrastructure wanting to manage
3 or fewer physical servers.
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information click here
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Run Windows and Mac OS Concurrently with
Fusion
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VMware, Inc., the global leader in software
for industry- standard virtualized desktops
and servers, has announced general
availability of VMware Fusion.
Based on VMware's market-leading desktop
virtualization platform, VMware Fusion
allows Mac users to simultaneously run Mac
OS X, Windows and other PC-based
applications on a single Mac.
"VMware Fusion was designed for Mac
enthusiasts looking for a seamless way to
run Windows applications on the Mac," said
Dan Chu, vice president of emerging products
and markets at VMware. "VMware Fusion
combines a very clean and intuitive
interface that Mac users expect with the
world's most trusted desktop virtualization
platform to allow users to run Mac
applications seamlessly alongside PC
applications on Intel-based Macs."
Leveraging nearly a decade of desktop
virtualization leadership and expertise
underscored by more than 100 industry
awards, VMware Fusion delivers the most
advanced Mac virtualization software
available today. The software allows Mac
users to take advantage of their hardware's
full potential by running both 32- and
64-bit operating systems, leveraging two
processor cores at the same time and using a
wide variety of USB 2.0 devices. VMware
Fusion is also the only Mac virtualization
software available today to provide full
support for more than 60 operating systems
and complete power management capabilities
to safeguard virtual machines when laptops
are running out of battery.
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