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Subscribe to OutlookExchange What's New Columnist Anderson Patricio Ann Mc Donough Bob Spurzem Brian Veal Catherine Creary Cherry Beado Colin Janssen Collins Timothy Mutesaria Drew Nicholson Fred Volking Glen Scales Goran Husman Guy Thomas Henrik Walther Jason Sherry Jayme Bowers John Young Joyce Tang Justin Braun Konstantin Zheludev Kristina Waters Kuang Zhang Mahmoud Magdy Martin Tuip Michael Dong Michele Deo Mitch Tulloch Nicolas Blank Pavel Nagaev Ragnar Harper Ricardo Silva Richard Wakeman Russ Iuliano Santhosh Hanumanthappa Shannal L. Thomas Steve Bryant Steve Craig Todd Walker Tracey J. Rosenblath Development Microsoft Scripting Center Code Example Page Outlook Object Model Constants Programmers for Hire More Resources White Papers Microsoft Sites Documentation Help Files Sample Apps Tools & Addons Books Other Sites FAQ's Programming With Outlook Slipstick Systems Other Sites of Interest Outlook 2000 Tour Office 2000 Macro Security Whitepaper Software Scripting CDO 1.21 Redistribution Exchange Server Downloads Data Access Components Other Links Outlook Newsgroup Info Exchange/Outlook FAQs	Justin Braun's Exchange Column About the Author Exchange 2000 Recipient Policies Explained Posted: April 30, 2001 Recipient Policies are new in the latest version of Exchange Server. They are supposed to provide you a way to conform any of your mail-enabled objects to your standards. They are supposed to ease the overwhelming administrative tasks that are common to the everyday Exchange Administrator. I’ll give you an overview of what they exactly do. [Read More] What's New In Outlook XP? Posted: April 21, 2001 I cover some of the new features that you find in Microsoft's latest version Microsoft Outlook. Officially dubbed Office XP, included in the suite of products is the newest version of Outlook. Outlook XP, which Microsoft denotes “XP” as “experience”, adds new features that make management of your personal data much easier and more automated. This short review of Outlook XP covers the newest features. [Read More] Justin Braun is a Systems Architect who specializes in Exchange Server infrastructure design and implementation, migration strageties and proxy solutions. His expertise includes SQL database administration as well as web development using ASP and ASP.net to deliver dynamic content. Justin holds the certifications of MCSE and MCP+Internet. His current primary projects include implementing a proxy solution that utilizes Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration Server. You may contact Justin at jbraun@outlookexchange.com.

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