Normal Reset – *#7780#
It will restore ini files from ROM keeping all your data (themes, 3rd party applications, video, photos, and music files).

Deep Reset – *#7370#
Completely format phone memory. Default files are cleaned up and rewritten.

The default security code is 12345.

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• 70-630 – Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, Configuring
• 70-631 – Windows SharePoint Services 3.0, Configuring
• MB2-631 – Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 Customization and Configuration

If you use SharePoint all the time you won’t even need to study for these (except for any areas that you may not use like Excel Services). For the CRM exam you can find a great training guide (thanks Curtin!) on CustomerSource that gives you the details of what to study.

Now as 2009 starts to roll on I am thinking the two developer exams for SharePoint will be next…

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Wyoming is the least populated state so it makes sense, but I still figured at least one person would of stumbled on to it.

Forfiles -p c:\path\to\backups -s -m *.* -d -5 -c "cmd /c del /q @path"

This will  delete all files older than 5 days in that path.  You have several options with the flags if you want to delete other time periods.  Also, check out Scott’s post for details on how to display what files will be delete so you can make sure you don’t delete last nights backup.  One thing to note is that you have to run this on a 2003 box as XP does not support the ForFiles command.

As I get ready to take my first of two tests for the MCTS: .NET Framework 2.0 Web Applications Certification I found this table of the total number of people Microsoft certified worldwide, broken down by cert, interesting.  Not all certs are listed and I wish they were broken down by discipline, but never the less if you have one it is nice to know how many others have it as well.  Maybe if I time it right I can be number 25,000.

Outside of the geek word, my wife and I are new parents as of May.  Almost six months now and I can’t believe how much he has changed!  So each day after getting to work on things I love to do, I get to go home and smile even more seeing them!