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    Here I want to know the best practice
    and Microsoft best recommended procedure for the placement of “FSMO Roles both on (PDC) and (ADC)” ?
    There is a good article I would like to share with you:http://oreilly.com/pub/a/windows/2004/06/15/fsmo.html
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  • Best Practice - What a complete PO means?

    Hi! I would like to determine the best practice to managing the PO process and ensuring that the PO is in a state ready for archiving in the future (with minimum efforts to correct the PO).
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    Basing on your business requirement either u can go for changing the PO qty to GR qty
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  • TDMS & Diadem best practices: what if my signal has pauses/breaks?

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  • Best Practice for Migration of BO  from one server to another

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  • Best Practices: What is a best backup plan on BO 4.0

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  • Best Practice for Recording to HDD's.

    I want some answers from some people who have been using Logic for a while and have experience in this topic. I have a 2010 MBP 13" with 1 Firewire 800 port, after looking for a cheap quality interface i purchased a Saffire Pro 14 which has a Firewire 6pin interface and i assume is Firewire 400mbps. The interface also doesn't have an extra Firewire port and the manual says not to "daisy-chain" becuase of latency and CPU spikes. Honestly i haven't noticed any problems with my HDD I/O in Logic, when i skip around it peaks but never any errors. I formatted an old 160GB Sata 1 drive and hooked it up over USB, i noticed that when i "skip" arround or w/e its called it doesn't peak (get red) anymore. I want to know peoples experience with Daisy chaining firewire devices, and using USB HDD's.
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    Please don't just tell me Firewire is faster than USB.....I'm an I.T. Proffesional (wishing i went to school for recording ) I know how comptuers work, i build them and fix them all day. I want to know from peoples personal experience what they run and their suggestions. Thanks so much!

  • What is the best practice for full browser video to achieve the highest quality?

    I'd like to get your thoughts on the best way to deliver full-browser (scale to the size of the browser window) video. I'm skilled in the creation of the content but learning to make the most out of Flash CS5 and would love to hear what you would suggest.
    Most of the tutorials I can find on full browser/scalable video are for earlier versions of Flash; what is the best practice today? Best resolution/format for the video?
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    I like the full screen video effect they have on the "Sounds of pertussis" web-site; this is exactly what I'm trying to create but I'm not sure what is the best way to approach it - any hints/tips you can offer would be great?
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    >
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    If you can enforce some sort of naming convention for the transport endpoint for this proxy service across the environments, where the environment name is part of the endpoint you may able to retrieve it from $inbound in the message pipeline.
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  • Best practice for migration to new hardware

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  • Best practice for scripts in UCCX

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