17Jul/101
New OWA themes available in Exchange 2010 SP1
In my earlier post about the Outlook Web App improvements in SP1 you’d have seen than in Exchange 2010 SP1, themes are making a welcome return.
If you don’t have the resources and time to install the SP1 beta yourself, or just want a quick look at all the new themes that will be included in the upcoming service pack, this quick post is for you!
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Mixxer
Botanical
One World
Super Sparkle Happy
It Came From Space
Autumn Blade
Herding Cats
Finger Paints
Damask
Arctic
Cupcake
Blibbet
Gothitech
Winterland
Pink
Blue
Green
Voilet
Grey
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