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| Basics - show me how to get started |
   
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72 | 35.29% |
| Editing and creating cabs - I want to share what I do |
  
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13 | 6.37% |
| XML Provisioning - I want to set up ActiveSync,WI-FI... automatically |
  
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40 | 19.61% |
| Scripting - I want to learn MortScript and how it can make UC easier |
  
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9 | 4.41% |
| Advanced Customizations - Removing the things I don't use |
  
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31 | 15.20% |
| What the hell is UC anyway? |
  
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39 | 19.12% |
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Re: Learn UC / Registry / XML Provisioning / CAB Editing {2010-03-15}
Would you help me understand this line in your Exchange xml code:
<parm name="MIMETruncation" value="51200"/> I looked for this here but it only shows one digit for the value setting. What's up? Then I found this page that is really cool daigram of Exchange characteristic to use. I see that the 5120 sets the allowing incoming message size to 5K and a value of -1 allows all of the message to be synced. I still don't fully understand the extra 0 on the 51200. Is this just a combination of the two link pages explanations? So you are allowing the incoming message to be 5K large with the 5120 and the zero at the end lets it truncate all body text? So let the whole body in but only if the entire message is under 5K? If I didn't want any limit would I put -10 there instead of 51200? Last edited by bsarlo; 03-19-2010 at 04:40 PM. 
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