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Archive | September, 2018

  • Citrix NetScaler MAS Documentation Script Version 1.10

    September 28, 2018

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    #Version 1.10 14-September-2018 Fixed issue with Stylebook Content being output in Base64 Fixed issue with Stylebook description containing newline characters breaking  tables If you have any featu

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  • Does the Cloud fail?

    September 24, 2018

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    The short answer: yes. The consultant answer: it depends. One could also ask the question “Should the Cloud fail?” My answer is: yes, failures are bound to happen in the Cloud. Why? Becaus

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  • Learning to Install Adobe Acrobat Reader DC

    September 13, 2018

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    Back in April 2009, I wrote an article on installing Adobe Acrobat Reader. A reader reported to me that the process does not work for Adobe Acrobat Reader DC. There were enough changes to the process,

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  • Connecting to the Cloud: Name Resolving Matters!

    September 11, 2018

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    Every modern-day Citrix admin will probably agree with me. Using Office 365 on Citrix Servers and Desktops can be a challenge, let’s leave it at that. That’s not the topic of this blog pos

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