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The 2 most important resources I’m using to stay up-to-date with Exchange are the MS Exchange team blog and the Pro-Exchange website.

The Pro-Exchange website has been entirely revamped a little while ago, and after sitting back & observing the new website for a couple of days, and even though the content is still growing, I concluded that it’s worth while mentioning this excellent website on my blog.  I would strongly suggest to take a look for yourself, register on the website, and subscribe to the RSS feeds. Although the domain name ends at .be, The pro-exchange community is really a global community with members all across the world…

Check it out, register, subscribe to the feeds…     http://www.proexchange.be/

In the past, I have received a good number of hits originating from the previous version of pro-exchange website, referring to my free POP3 Collector.  I have noticed that the new website does not seem to contain the old posts (including my short introduction on POP3 Collector) yet… which is a pitty :-)

On the other hand, the ‘old’ content is still available at http://www.pro-exchange.eu (so it’s just a matter of time before the search engines will pick up the content and start generating traffic again :-) )

Anyways, I just might ask them to put the link back on their site… Even though I’m biased, I believe my free pop3 collector is way too good to hide !

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