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This forum was never ever designed for E2003 RC1 - it is primarily for E5.5
You guys are making "golmal" - ask at Banglore, India for this meaning ??
Why this is subjected to E2003 RC1  ? This is not good idea AT ALL.

Please open another one exclusively for E2003 RC1

I assume MS will go back to non-versioned newsgroups.  If you prefix your
posts with BETA people will know it is for RC11

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Martin Tuip
MVP Exchange
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Quote:> This forum was never ever designed for E2003 RC1 - it is primarily for
E5.5
> You guys are making "golmal" - ask at Banglore, India for this meaning ??
> Why this is subjected to E2003 RC1  ? This is not good idea AT ALL.

> Please open another one exclusively for E2003 RC1

That's true. I think it was a mistake to use a different newsgroup for
each version of Exchange, though. It doesn't take very much to mention
the version/service pack in a posting. And people pay lttle attention
to the distinction between newsgroups. Just see the number of E2K
questions in this newsgroup and the number of 5.5 question in the E2K
newsgroups

Quote:>You guys are making "golmal" - ask at Banglore, India for this meaning ??

I did -- but I guess I didn't ask louldly enough to be heard that far
away. I guess I'll have to remain ignorant.

Quote:>Why this is subjected to E2003 RC1  ? This is not good idea AT ALL.

>Please open another one exclusively for E2003 RC1

There's a whole set of private newsgroups for beta testers.

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Rich Matheisen
MCSE+I, Exchange MVP
MS Exchange FAQ at http://www.swinc.com/resource/exch_faq.htm