Microsoft Exchange, Mac and Windows

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<h1>Microsoft Exchange, Mac and Windows</h1><strong> Author: <a href='http://www.articleseen.com/profile_AdrianG.aspx'>AdrianG</a></strong><br /><p>As a business owner, the Apple Mac computer vs. Microsoft Windows computer competition can be frustrating. Many companies, especially small businesses, struggle with Mac-Windows coexistence. However, coexisting in a Mac-Windows divided business world may be easier than you think, thanks to Apps4Rent's Exchange hosting services. The New Windows-Apple-Mac Computer World Over the past several years, the two have taken their main platforms and built something akin to a Mac Windows computer conglomerate. For individuals who use both technologies, these converging platforms are a huge boon, especially for business purposes. Here, we look at a few ways the Mac Windows creation has helped the business world merge the gap between Apple and Microsoft: Apple Mac Exchange ActiveSync Exchange with ActiveSync has been around for quite awhile as a Microsoft Exchange server application. However, now the Mac-Exchange server integration has improved. Besides the desktop mail applications such as Apple Mail and Microsoft Entourage, iPhone, and iPod Touch both can be synchronized with Exchange ActiveSync for such things as Push Email, wireless calendar and contact syncing, and remotely wiping the device should you lose it. Using Microsoft's Autodiscovery service, Apple devices find your Microsoft Exchange server through a secure connection and synchronize the needed applications. Exchange hosting bridges the Mac Windows divide. Boot Camp How often have you had to send a file to a friend or associate to open because your iMac computer doesn't support Windows, or your Windows computer won't open iMac files? For that matter, how often have you come across a program you could really use that wasn't created for your computer system? Introducing Boot Camp, a built-in utility that allows you to install Windows XP and Vista on an Apple Mac computer system. The Boot Camp utility works in two ways: 1. One system at a time - Boot your iMac with the Mac operating system or with the Windows platform 2. Both systems – Run Apple Mac computer applications and Windows applications at the same time Parallels & VMware Fusion Even if your Mac isn't a new version, you can still run Windows applications on your Apple Mac computer with third-party programs such as Parralels and VMware Fusion. Both programs work much the same as Boot Camp on Intel-based Macs, allowing you to run Windows applications on an iMac computer at the same time. The most convenient part of a Mac Windows world is that, with the integration that Apple supplies and a hosted Exchange service from Microsoft, all of your applications can be integrated into one compatible bundle.</p><strong>About the Author:</strong><br />Adrian Gates (adrian@apps4rent.com) is a Business Manager with Apps4Rent; which offers Microsoft Exchange Hosting, Windows SharePoint Services, SharePoint Foundation 2010, SharePoint Server 2010, and virtual dedicated servers.<p> Article Source: <a href='http://www.articleseen.com/Article_Microsoft-Exchange-Mac-and-Windows_29752.aspx'> http://www.articleseen.com/Article_Microsoft Exchange, Mac and Windows_29752.aspx</a></p>

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