cthrall.com

And it has a page on SourceForge.

I need to be able to look at incoming messages in Exchange and maybe send them elsewhere if necessary. Exchange 2007 will introduce new APIs, but I won’t be using 2007…yet.

So, it would appear the way to go would be write an Exchange message sink.

• Writing Managed Sinks for SMTP and Transport Events
• CDO for Workflow
• Microsoft Windows 2000 SMTP Service Events
• SpamAssassin Sink for Exchange

I forget exactly what I did, I think maybe boot into Vista, try to print, realize I hadn’t added a printer, boot back into XP (where printing was working)…and then it happens. You get the Win32 “pointer in the eye” dialog: “Spooler SubSystem has encountered a problem and must close.”

• Delete the printer.
• Reboot.
• Reinstall the printer.

It should work. Again, I found this on the net somewhere yesterday and lost it.

I lost the post where I got this info from…but the crux to getting the networking, well, working was:

• Install VMWare tools
• Reboot
• Install VMWare tools again (but don’t have it automatically install and reboot) - you should now see C:\Program Files\VMWare\VMWare Tools.
• Open the Device Manager (Computer -> Properties).
• Right-click on the VMWare network adapter, go to the Driver tab and uninstall the driver. It will automatically reinstall.
• Reboot.