So when one user is writing, the other users are locked out the hard way. There is a collaboration feature, you can share notes, however, when you give write access to people, Evernote will use an lock-mechanism. There were new features, like templates, but all not in my interest. Markdown support) and I had the feeling the Evernote development was on a stop or on low level. As I’m paying for iCloud for my photo archive, and iCloud has an improved note app, I started to wonder if Evernote was still the best in class so I did a small review.Ībout Evernote: some main features were still missing (e.g. Select “Outlook AutoDiscover” from the first page and click on “Next”.After some years, it was time to review my notes setup and all active subscriptions I have. Here is a guide how to manually find and update the server name of the Exchange Web Services server that your hosted Exchange account is using in your Mac’s Mail app.įirst navigate to, a site that allows you to manually run AutoDiscover against your Exchange account.
So the easiest fix is to delete and re-create your email account, but that’s sort of a crude approach, triggering a re-synchronization of the entire mail account which can be quite cumbersome and time-consuming. Unfortunately, Mac OS X Snow Leopard’s built in email client does not run AutoDiscover except on account creation.
This mechanism actually adds a lot of flexibility to hosting email services. This can happen when Exchange is upgraded, for example and normally does not affect mail delivery in the case of Outlook or Entourage as mail clients, because they run Exchange AutoDiscover on launch to verify the URLs used are up-to-date.
If you are synchronizing your Exchange 2007 Acocunt with your Mac OS X Snow Leopard system’s Mail, Calendar and Address Book apps, you can run into the problem that synchronization stops working because your hosted Exchange provider has moved the Exchange Web Services from one server to another.
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