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Skip to main content This browser is no longer supported. Upgrade to Microsoft Edge to take advantage of the latest features, security updates, and technical support. Define and configure a topology in Topology Builder for Lync Server 2013 Article 07/23/2014 In this article -->Topic Last Modified: 2013-02-21Running Topology Builder to define a new topology or to modify an existing topology does not require membership in a local administrator or privileged domain group. Topology Builder guides you through the steps necessary to define your topology for an Enterprise Edition Front End pool or a Standard Edition, based on your configuration requirements.You must use Topology Builder to complete and publish the topology before you can install Lync Server 2013 on servers. The following procedure includes the steps required to define a new topology.To define a topologyStart Topology Builder: Click Start, click All Programs, click Microsoft Lync Server 2013, and then click Lync Server Topology Builder.In Topology Builder, select New Topology. You are prompted for a location and file name for saving the topology. Give the topology file a meaningful name and accept the default extension of .tbxml. Click OK.Navigate to the location where you want to save the new topology XML file, enter a name for the file, and then click Save.On the Define the primary domain page, enter the name of the primary SIP domain for your organization, and then click Next.On the Specify additional supported domains page, enter the names of additional domains, if any, and then click Next.On the Define the first site page, enter a name and a description for the first site, and then click Next.On the Specify site details page, enter the location information for the site, and then click Next.On the New topology was successfully defined page, make sure the Open the New Front End Wizard when this wizard closes check box is selected, and then click Finish.After you’ve defined and saved the topology, use the New Front End Wizard to define a Front End pool or Standard Edition server for your site. For details, see Define and configure a Front End pool or Standard Edition server in Lync Server 2013. --> Additional resources In this article

Page history last edited by PBworks 15 years, 7 months ago Getting Started with your PBworksEdit your pageVideo about how to editCreate new pagesVideo about new pagesCreate a FolderVideo about FoldersPut page into a folderPage in a folder videoTag your pageVideo about TagsLinkingLink pages, URL, email and more! Edit your pagePBworks is very similar to working with Microsoft word! To edit the wiki, click the edit button at the top of the screen. You can tell you are in edit mode when editor toolbar is shown. This looks different from the 'view' mode. Make your edits and then click "Save" to finalize and publish those changes. You can edit pages just as you would if you were doing word processing -- text and graphics appear exactly as when viewed on the workspace page.Practice on your own workspace. On the front page, click edit and look for the toolbar to see that you're in edit mode. Make a change to the front page, then chose save. It's that easy!The icons on the toolbar should look pretty familar to you, they are the universal symbols used on text editors (like microsoft word). To learn more about the items in the toolbar, there are more instructions available on the PBworks User ManualVideo about how to editEditing a page from Support Center on Vimeo.Create new pagesOnce you learn how to edit a page, it's time to start to create your wiki by adding more pages. In the upper right corner of your workspace, you'll

Imagine stepping into your future job interview armed with not only a resume but a powerful portfolio that leaves a lasting impression. Are you ready to stand out from the crowd? A portfolio is your personal showcase of achievements, talents, and milestones – a testament to your journey. But wait, crafting a portfolio isn’t just about content; it begins with an irresistible cover page. This page is your gateway to 10 incredible Microsoft Word Front Page Templates, thoughtfully designed to transform your portfolio into a masterpiece. Dive in, explore, and download the template that resonates with your ambition. Your story deserves a page that captures its essence – let’s create that page together!You are a fresh graduate, on a job hunt, and you finally get an interview call, they expect you to walk in with a resume and a portfolio that contains an impressive cover page. WAIT?! What is a portfolio?Let us answer this!Most of the job applicants today are asked to produce a resume only while a variety of organizations require them to carry along a professional portfolio, too.A professional portfolio is a collection that represents the individual’s achievements, talents, skills, outstanding performance, milestones, work samples, photographs, certificates, etc. While a resume seems very similar to a portfolio, it is indeed not. A resume documents the experiences, skills, and academics, while a portfolio requires an individual’s recent achievements and talents.It might take you hours, even more, to design a portfolio but the employer is very likely to spend less than a minute on it. You cannot do anything about this. Can you? What you CAN do is to design a strong, and attractive front page that seeks to grab the reader’s attention.Download Templates in Microsoft WordDiscover a Gallery of 10 Expertly Crafted Front Page Formats, Tailored for Every Portfolio Genre, Featuring Exceptional Layouts and Designs for MS Word. Embrace the Possibilities – Download, Personalize, and Easily Print Using Your Standard Printer.#1Unleash Your Creative Genius: Optimal for Crafting Your Unique Portfolio#2Elegance Redefined: Captivate with the Stunning Agency Portfolio Format#3Architectural Marvels Take Shape: Ideal for Your Architecture Portfolio#4Empower Your Business Presence: Elevate with the Business Portfolio Design#5Pathways to Success: Your Gateway with the Career Portfolio Template#6Fashion Dreams Unveiled: The Canvas for Your Fashion Design Portfolio#7Interiors Beyond Imagination: Transform with the Interior Design Portfolio#8Frames of Life: Perfectly Framed Moments in the Photography Portfolio#9Code Your Dreams: Ignite Innovation with the Programmer/Developer Portfolio#10Web Wonders Await: Craft a Modern Legacy with the Web Design PortfolioThose who think that a cover page must look aesthetically appealing ONLY are wrong! It actually needs to be an assemblage of your significant accomplishments and aptitude in such a manner that even in a glance it leaves an image with the employer that might decide your entry into his organization.Why are Cover Pages Beneficial?First Impressions: Leave Your Mark! Think of your cover page as the front door to your professional journey. Making it impressive sets the tone for your entire story.Beyond the Resume: Show Your Whole Self While resumes are

Tegile Visio collection: Tegile's official Visio collection for their Flash array storage products. Collection created by VSD Grafx Inc, Questions can be sent to VisioCafe Collection News 23-Dec-2016 Tegile Added new T4000 AllFlash Arrays, T4000 Hybrid Arrays and Expansions chassis 28-Jul-2016 Tegile updates their Visio collection with the new IntelliFlash HD enclosure 02-Apr-2015 Tegile updates their new Visio collection with the new T3x00 storage arrays, ESF enclosures and ESH enclosures Current Stencils (Created by VSD Grafx Inc) click picture for preview Tegile Front and rear views of current Tegile flash storage arrays 17,388KB 23-Dec-2016 Classic Stencils Tegile-classic Front and rear views of classic Tegile flash storage arrays 4,329KB 16-Jul-2013 Collection is compatible with Visio versions 2003 to 2016. Stencil folder is My Documents\My Shapes\ (Path names vary for non-US English versions) These stencils work best for any scale templates from 1:2 to 1:30 but NOT Visio's "Blank Page" which is 1 to 1 (no-scale) Visio's "Blank page" causes much frustration. Use our templates instead, they have all the right settings to make Visio much easier. Copyright© VSD Grafx Inc. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy Microsoft and Visio are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. All other product names mentioned herein may be trademarks of their respective companies.

School Folders Custom Material Custom Folder Guidelines Custom folder material that is press-ready: Press-ready material is a digital file that is ready to print with no alterations or typesetting required. A hard copy may be submitted if content is only black text and black line art; print on white paper. Text and artwork must fit within the yellow area of the templates below. Use our Microsoft® Word Templates or print Custom Folder Guidelines (PDF) for instructions. Microsoft® Word Template for Folder Front & Back Covers (DOC) Microsoft® Word Template for Folder Pockets (DOC) Microsoft® Word Template for Folder Handbooks (DOC) Upload your material online. Do NOT fax artwork or any press-ready material. Custom folder material that is NOT press-ready: Submit artwork proportionate to the templates below. We can reduce/enlarge artwork as needed and typeset wording. If providing digital artwork or photos, see our Folder Digital File Specifications (PDF). Provide instructions with your order. Indicate placement and color for wording and artwork or photos. Design fees may apply for complex material (e.g., maps, calendars, charts) that must be re-created. Folder Front & Back Covers Folder Pockets Folder Handbook (Area above pockets) Guidelines for "Text-Only" Material We Typeset We will typeset text in 9-point Helvetica type and resize to fit if too long. For back cover: Submit approximately 1 page of single-spaced, 9-pt. typed text (900 words maximum). For handbook (area above pockets): For each side, submit approximately 1/2 page of single-spaced, 9-pt. typed text (450 words maximum). For pockets: For each pocket, submit approximately 1/3 page of single-spaced, 9-pt. typed text (300 words maximum). Design fees may apply for complex material (e.g. maps, calendars, charts) that must be re-created. Artwork Guidelines - Folder Material Tip 1: Submit a clear, sharp copy of your school mascot. DO NOT FAX IT. For your convenience, select a mascot from our mascot library. Tip 2: Artwork MUST be black line drawings on white paper. Artwork with gray shading, from photocopies, or low-resolution files (72 ppi) will print poorly. See our Folder Digital Image Specifications (PDF) for details. Tip 3: Submit artwork as close to desired

The final release of Microsoft's operating system includes Windows 7 and Windows 8. It was made free of charge by Microsoft after it was discontinued. It was part of the discontinued expression studio.Expression Web can be downloaded for free from the Microsoft Download Center, and no new versions will be developed.Expression Web and Expression Design will be free as a result of the integration of Expression Blend into Visual Studio. There is technical support for customers who purchased Expression Web or Expression Design after reading their support lifetime guides. There will be no new versions of Design or Expression Web. .The front end development tools that you can find in Expression Web are missing from Visual Studio. The target audience of Expression Web would never use any of the tools in Visual Studio.Expression Web was only seen as a second rate product by people who chose to see it as a step child of Visual Studio. It was not second rate or something that should have been put down.It's pretty much a direct quote from Microsoft that the web is moving towards Win8 apps rather than websites.Microsoft's only true front end web design and development application, Expression Web, is no longer being used. Microsoft's misguided quest to make the web obsolete and replace it with Windows 8 apps is disappointing.The company is painting this as a move to consolidate and refine their web and app development toolkit, but the message is loud and clear to anyone working as front end web developers: If you do not make. NET and Windows 8 apps we have no interest in you.I am behind on Windows software because I am not a web developer. I changed to Linux and was really happy with it, until I bought a new PC that only runs Windows. I had to backtrack last year. I started using my old software.I like it even though it is years old. Is the new Front Page not Expression? I am sorry to see that it is giving up support. I had enough money to buy my own copy of Front Page.People