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Microsoft plans in April to offer developers an updated test version of Longhorn, along with more details on what’s in store with the next major update to Windows. In an e-mail to developers on Wednesday, Microsoft said it would offer a new…
Microsoft had multiple chances to release a patch for the ANI (Animated Cursor) Exploit in the months of January, February, and March but failed to release any patches for the vulnerability that was originally disclosed privately to Microsoft on December 20, 2006….
When Microsoft gets into the game, other companies start to worry—and with good reason. Past experience shows that once the software giant sets its sights on a technology, it often comes to dominate the market, even when there are already well-established players….
Comparing data isn’t always a common task, but in Excel, it’s an easy task. Take the two lists in the following sheet. The two lists are similar but there are a few differences. In such a short list, you can visually spot…
Most spreadsheets have literal values and formulas that evaluate those literal values. Sometimes, you have to delete all the literal values, or input cells. Ensuring that you (or your users) don’t accidentally delete formulas at the same time is a serious consideration….
There were lots of tips, controversies, and interesting developments in IT Security this year. The following posts rose to the top based on pageviews, discussion, and community votes. #1 Rescue CDs: Tips for fighting malware Michael Kassner offered tips on the best…
This year was a rough year. We entered it fearfully. We’re leaving it, unfortunately, without a lot more confidence that 2011 will be much better. Even so, there were some real strong stories this year — and behind each of those stories,…
If you get impatient waiting for Windows to boot, you can take a few steps to speed things up. The changes I suggest are not momentous, but they will shorten the time required to boot. If that appeals to you, read on….
Are seventeen security bulletins for forty vulnerabilities Microsoft’s way of saying “Happy Holidays”? I think it just might be, because that’s what we got this month! There is even a rare bug that affects Vista, 7, 2008, and 2008 R2 but not…
#1 How to create your own Cat 5 patch cables For do-it-yourselfers, knowing how to create your own Cat 5 patch cables in the length that you want can be very handy and save you money. Jack Wallen shows you how to…
Microsoft’s long history of security problems gives most CIOs significant heartburn, especially when they consider the conditions under which they’ll open up Microsoft systems to the Internet. And recent developments with the .NET MyServices initiative haven’t helped. First, Microsoft announced a far-reaching…
Windows 7 is the latest public release version of Microsoft Windows, a series of operating systems produced by Microsoft for use on personal computers, including home and business desktops, laptops, netbooks, tablet PCs, and media center PCs. Windows 7’s server counterpart, Windows…
Bill Gates has had a very interesting track record in the prediction business over the past three decades, and now he’s making a new prediction: The business phone as we know it will be replaced by software that will unleash a higher…
Recently, we asked our members to take a survey regarding the recent ruling by Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson in which he found Microsoft guilty of violating the Sherman Antitrust Act. Below are the responses to our survey. Did Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson’s…
The Microsoft Certified IT Professional Credential, more popularly known as the MCITP Credential is the gateway to the limitless world of IT. This certificate confirms that the person having this certificate is equipped with the necessary set of skills to execute the…