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Windows IT Pro Community Forum, November 2012
Readers respond to a Bill Stewart PowerShell script, recommend a Start button replacement for Windows 8, and provide a counterpoint to Paul Thurrott’s take on Windows 8 in the enterprise.
Windows IT Pro Community Forum, January 2012
Readers respond to John Savill and Greg Shields FAQs, Paul Thurrott’s love for Microsoft’s new smartphone platform, and a reader’s take on the cloud.
Windows IT Pro Community Forum, September 2011
Readers respond to Russell Smith’s “Deciphering PKI,” a John Savill FAQ about Exchange autodiscovery, and Jeff James’ “Are Users the Weak Link in IT Security?”
Windows IT Pro Community Forum, August 2011
Readers share their heated opinions about Exchange Server’s licensing and the forthcoming Windows 8 UI.
Windows IT Pro Community Forum, May 2011
Readers respond to Michael Dragone's Spiceworks review and Paul Thurrott's frustration with Windows Phone 7.
Windows IT Pro Community Forum, April 2011
Readers discuss the implications of cloud computing on the industry, using the open-source Local Update Publisher to publish third-party updates to WSUS, and the importance of determining actual cloud companies.
Windows IT Pro Community Forum, March 2011
Readers discuss the cloud as a potential career-killer, offer a modification to a piece of helpful WSUS code tip, and respond to our review of VIPRE Enterprise.
Windows IT Pro Community Forum, February 2011 2
Readers respond to John Savill's Microsoft P2V Migration FAQ, M. Samer Sawas' WSUS article, and Mark Minasi's ImageX column.
Windows IT Pro Community Forum, December 2010
Readers respond to John Savill's Microsoft P2V Migration FAQ, M. Samer Sawas' WSUS article, and Mark Minasi's ImageX column.
Windows IT Pro Community Forum, November 2010 1
Readers respond to Russell Smith's NDES article, a John Savill FAQ about Kon-Boot, Michael Otey’s “Upgrading from Windows XP to Windows 7,” and Brian Winstead's “IT Pros Resist Moving Messaging to the Cloud.”
Windows IT Pro Community Forum, October 2010
On our forums, readers respond to two Michael Dragone reviews, Mark Minasi's Windows Power Tools column, Michael Otey's Hyper-V migration article, and Russell Smith's user-account article.
Windows IT Pro Community Forum, September 2010
Readers respond to Brian Winstead's smartphone articles, William Lefkovics' Outlook/Hotmail connector discussion, and our 15th anniversary.
Windows IT Pro Community Forum, July 2010
Readers opine about DaRT, high availability in virtual environments, the futility of migrating to Exchange 2010, the disadvantages of using a SAN, and more.
Windows IT Pro Community Forum, June 2010
Readers respond to Michael Noel's SharePoint frustrations, Brian Winstead's smartphone decision-making, Ed Roberts' passing, popular Vista misconceptions, and more.
Windows IT Pro Community Forum

iTripoli Response

I want to thank Michael Otey for his review of iTripoli’s Admin Script Editor (“Pair of PowerShell Editors Pack a Punch,” March 2010, InstantDoc ID 103483). I'm compelled to point out a couple things. Unlike with development languages, we don't feel administrators should be concerned with “projects” and collections of files, so we've worked to remove the requirement. ASE lets you store all the script-specific settings you want in the script so that you aren't concerned with multiple files.

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