Did You Know? Zimbra Web Client Options Typically, when you launch Zimbra, you see the “advanced” web client. This is the version most people use because it provides the most functionality. However, if you are working from a location with a slow Internet connection, try using the “standard” version of the Zimbra web client. The standard […]
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Did You Know? A New Zimbra Training Class: Troubleshooting End-User Issues
Did you know that Zimbra has a brand new training class? We are happy to announce Zimbra Collaboration Troubleshooting End-User Issues. If you support Zimbra users on a help desk, this one-day course will make your job easier: it will increase your effectiveness and save you time solving customer cases. You will learn Zimbra troubleshooting skills, including […]
Did You Know: Show/Hide Declined Meetings
Did you know that you can choose to show or hide deleted meetings on your Zimbra Calendar? By default, if you decline a meeting invitation, the meeting is still displayed on your Zimbra Calendar very faintly, as shown below. Because it is still displayed, you can right-click the meeting and change your response at any […]
Did You Know: A Zimlet Summary
The last two Did You Know posts introduced Zimlets, magical pieces of code within Zimbra that: Make the Zimbra Web Client and the Zimbra Desktop easier to use with things like roll-over actions for dates, phone numbers, etc. Integrate Zimbra with other third-party information systems, such as WebEx and SalesForce. You also learned where to look […]
Save the Date: Zimbra Collaboration System Administration Training November 3 – 5, 2015
For those of you who have been waiting for a new session of the Zimbra Collaboration System Administration training course, the wait is over. The next session will be conducted via WebEx November 3 – 5, 2015, from 6:30am t0 2:30pm US PDT. For more information or to enroll, email training@zimbra.com.
Ubiquitous to the Point of Transparency
The title is not very descriptive, or SEO friendly for that matter. But, it is meant more to evoke a thought — is it possible for a technology to become ubiquitous to a point where we no longer notice it in our daily lives and thus it becomes transparent to end users? In Benedict Evans […]