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Hey Guys, Any suggestions out there for software or service that can send text messages if an exchange server goes down? http://www.henryong.com

I'm available for some consulting on the side if you're interested =) - hello[at]henryong.com http://www.henryong.com

which version are you using. i remember having to manually delete profiles missing from last import for 2003. http://www.henryong.com

Sorry for the lagged reply. I don't come by here too often. From what you've said, I think you can do without Exchange or Project Server for simple document management & collaboration. http://www.henryong.com

i believe you can do this using the dataview webpart in sharepoint designer with multiple content sources. http://www.henryong.com

actually, i take that back. in moss 2007 you can hover > click on the folder menu > ALert Me. I haven't tried it but that might be what you were looking for. Let us know if that works! http://www.henryong.com

no, not out of the box. http://www.henryong.com

use grouping in your view settings. http://www.henryong.com

i've used it using remote desktop with no problems. http://www.henryong.com

i'm wondering how you got it to upload to 2 document libraries in the first place! http://www.henryong.com

they should be removed automatically the next time the user profile does a full import http://www.henryong.com

it really depends on why you're wanting to implement wssv3 in the first place. wssv3 is not a full on project management suite, and you'll need exchange if you don't have an email server to deliver messages generated from sharepoint/project. http://www.henryong.com

http://blog.henryong.com/2007/02/08/how-to-move-the-default-wssv3-databases/ http://www.henryong.com

document library settings > delete document library http://www.henryong.com

The Document Center is just a site template with Document Libraries and a tree view. I don't think there's anything special about it. http://www.henryong.com

there's wss 2.0, sps 2003, moss 2007, wss 3.0. no sharepoint 2.0 :( http://www.henryong.com

you can try this: http://blog.henryong.com/2007/07/12/moving-sharepoint-sites-using-stsadm/ or you can also move the entire content database. http://www.henryong.com

what version of sharepoint? http://www.henryong.com

it probably could be possible with some programming. custom login page that does what you're wanting. http://www.henryong.com

that functionality is not available out of the box. it can go the other way though, from sharepoint to displaying that calendar in Outlook. http://www.henryong.com