[PS] Provide popl/pushl as standard aliases for Pop-Location and Push-Location

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1.Location, Location, Location...

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problem is that when I look at 'My Network places' on my main computer and on 
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Since these computers are on my home network, I don't think this location is 
correct.  Can someone tell me if this is correct, and if not how can I fix 
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so is my laptop, but the other computer that I was trying to add has Windows 
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3.Newb install, 'provide Outlook 2003 files location',try CD, no joy

This is my first try at installing SBS 2003 from my Action Pack and I ran 
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What was the installation process asking for?

4.Newb install, 'provide Outlook 2003 files location',try CD, no

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Technologies".  That has SQL 2000 on it.  Upon browsing each disk I found 
info that said that Front Page 2003 was also included in this set, but 
perhaps mine came earlier in another subscription release. I do see I have 
another disk labeled "Evaluation Software... Microsoft Windows Small Business 
Server 2003 #3." And of course the previously mentioned disk "Office - Small 
Business Edition 2003."  I wish MS included a book on a CD so I could read 
about the installation, etc.

"Amy Babinchak" wrote:

> There should be an Outlook disk for your SBS installation. It's been a while 
> since I installed from the action pack CD's. You may need to browse into the 
> CD to locate the Outlook file. You should have 5 disks for SBS Premium.
> 
> Amy
> 
> "Bupkus" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in message 
> news: XXXX@XXXXX.COM ...
> > This is my first try at installing SBS 2003 from my Action Pack and I ran
> > into some glitches. First a warning that there is only one NIC installed. 
> > I
> > shall add a second soon. Second, in the 3rd disc, I pop-up that wants
> > location of Outlook files I assume for a fresh install of Outlook 2003. I 
> > pop
> > in the Office SBE 2003 but doesn't find what it wants. I try disc 4, or 
> > the
> > last un-numbered disc of the pack of 4 but no go. Eventually, I continue
> > without it.
> > What was the installation process asking for? 
> 
> 

5.[PS] User Guide p.28 get-command get-location

In the supposed response for 
get-command get-location

the -Provider should be updated to -PSProvider.

Andrew Watt MVP

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