Easy Active Directory Photos Management with CodeTwo Active Directory Photos

POLAND, August 19, 2011 (Press-News.org) CodeTwo has published a new free Microsoft Exchange Server add-on, CodeTwo Active Directory Photos. The program lets server administrators easily upload users' photographs to Active Directory via a light and straightforward user interface. It was designed to speed up the work of IT professionals and make the Active Directory photo management simple.

- Instead of using an inconvenient Import-RecipientDataProperty cmdlet command for uploading photographs to Active Directory's thumbnailPhoto attribute, you can now do that with just a few clicks using CodeTwo Active Directory Photos. What's more, our program will let you perform bulk operations and adjust the size of imported photographs. - said Michal Bednarz, CodeTwo Managing Director.

CodeTwo Active Directory Photos makes it possible to add users' photos to Active Directory which then can be displayed in internal and external correspondence, contact cards and global address lists (GAL) of Outlook 2010. If you want to show faces of your employees e.g. to your clients in external emails, you can use Active Directory dynamic fields while composing your organization's official server-sided signature. This can be done when you combine the capabilities of CodeTwo Active Directory Photos with email management features of another administration tool by CodeTwo, CodeTwo Exchange Rules Pro.

- By giving recipients a possibility to see the faces of senders, you make your email conversations more realistic. Sometimes it's the only way for your clients and business partners to see who they are actually corresponding with. What is more, by placing the photographs of the employees in their email signatures, you make your business correspondence look more professional. - said Szymon Szczesniak, CodeTwo Marketing Manager.

A big advantage of CodeTwo active Directory Photos is that you can use it even if you are not an expert as far as Active Directory management is concerned. The program can be downloaded for free from CodeTwo's website.