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Come see how you can customize things like the header of a folder element, colors, and rounded corners, as well as tweaking the layout and styles of your folders and entries just about any way you want. Your imagination is the limit with this JSP, not Vibe.

This is Part 5. Engineering will very quickly be winding down the changes and new development that will be in the Windermere release. Engineering continues to find things they want to share and socialize with the GroupWise Community.

This series of Windermere technical updates have served to educate not only GroupWise Administrators, but also Technical Services, Consulting and Dedicated/Premium support personnel. In addition, the discussions have allowed engineering to publicly weigh assumptions and decisions. Thank you for continuing to read along, comment, and participate in these important topics.

Updated: Finding devices that are no longer contacting Novell DataSync.

While BrainShare has been a personal distraction for a few weeks and the GroupWise blog has suffered, the engineering team has steadily made progress in a variety of areas. Here is an update!

Ever wonder if you can move an NSS disk from an old OES server to a new one and save the Trustee? Here's the answer, from Massimo Rosen.

Roselle School District 12 near Chicago, IL, USA worked with Novell Platinum Partner, Adaris Technologies, to help them get started with using Vibe. With Adaris' help, it only took three months for them to implement it and start using it in the classroom. Read on to see how students today are learning to collaborate using Novell Vibe.

This is part 4. As plans, decisions and schedules are finalized regarding Windermere – there are several things to share and socialize in order to help you and your organization move forward with Novell and GroupWise.

I thought we were done with a three part series, but it looks like we have a few more points to discuss and share with you. I would like to say this will be the last such blog submission, but I don’t want to be called a liar when we end up doing a part 5. I guess we will just have to see.

This article explains how to re-create a simple DHCP and DNS setup with DDNS working in very little time. Time involved for a simple network topology: ~30 minutes!

The December 2012 webinar from the Novell Vibe Resource Library team has been published. Now you can watch the webinar to learn how to best use Novell Vibe Public Access.