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Check out this GWCheck.com exclusive TIP by Tay Kratzer on converting users to resources!

Tay: "For a couple of years now it has pained me to see the NGW List discussions of converting users to resources, and to know I had a procedure, but didn't have it well documented".

Tay finally got adequate time to fully document in written and video form a procedure "Converting a GroupWise User (or External Entity) to a GroupWise Resource".

Some of you might want to know about the status of the GroupWise @ Home Project. Tommy Mikkelsen, Lead Developer of the GroupWise @ Home Project, explains.

Do the GroupWise 8 Survey by Open Horizons!

GroupWise 8 offers a lot of new features, which are important for your end-user and power-users as well as for your whole organization. Over the past years, the Open Horizons community has created a list of features that many of us needed or wanted.

When we check this list against GroupWise 8, we see that a very large amount of these user requests have indeed been implemented, which makes this new version of GroupWise even more attractive for even more organizations.

Also, the requirements for the backend services have not really changed much, so upgrading or implementing GroupWise 8 will in most cases not lead to additional hardware costs, which is an important issue in these financially challenging times.

With that in mind ...

Remember GroupWise @ Home? Now is the time! GroupWise @ Home beta asks beta testers.

GroupWise@Home offers many benefits compared to the competition. Unlike other solutions GroupWise@Home uses the same strong GroupWise client that you use in the office, so you will get all the rich features of the GroupWise client for use at home. And the good news is: it is free!

I got tired of browsing GWAVACon, Open Horizons and Novell websites, looking for which event is when.

Curious about GroupWise and the iPhone? (who's not?)

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