My dog – a one-year-old super-high-energy Weimaraner – is noisily cavorting through the office. This distraction, oddly, turned my thoughts to the IT dogs that are soon to wreak havoc (if they haven’t already) in many law firms. Now is a great time to think about this. Many law firms’ fiscal year is drawing to […]
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A recent issue at a firm occurred when one user who entered dockets into ProLaw found that they were not syncing to Exchange. It was only for this one user, and the groupware agent was running without error for other users as well. If this is happening to a user on your network, check the
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To Setup Groupware, you need to provide the agent account with full access to all existing mailboxes in Exchange. You will also need to add this access to all new users you create. it will save time to provide that service account access to all existing and future mailboxes. The commandlet in the administration guide
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Normally, even if you have the correct permissions, you cannot change the Exchange integration options in ProLaw unless Outlook is installed on your computer. It is possible to adjust the registry to allow you to change these permissions without Installing Outlook. 1 – Open the Registry and navigate to HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT 2 – Create a new
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We had a recent issue at a client where users were not getting their mail unless they closed Outlook and reopened it. Upon searching, we found that some users were reaching the default limit of 50gb for their OST files. This was strange since they had mailboxes that were well under 10gb. Upon further inspection
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