Well this one is really simple.

On your windows 2003 server go to DNS right click the server go to your forwarders and add the opendns dns servers.
Also go to your root hints tab and remove those. (did you ever check if the default root hints are still valid nah I know, if you use em you should also update them)

Now for all your outgoing lookups the windows server queries the opendns servers.

Why is this safe?

Block the bad sites and whitelist the good.

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Well this is something what is easy to know.
But I still have to get used to 2007 so I write this down.

To save excel 2007 sheets in old 2003 format

Go to the big button.

Go to Word Options.

Now in the dropdown select Word 97-2003 Document (*.doc)

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