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"I don't lose any sleep worrying that Microsoft is going to take intellectual property from us," says Steve Morton, vice president of product management and product marketing for Altiris Inc., a Lindon, Utah-based maker of service-oriented management applications and Gold Certified Partner. "That's never been a concern. I don't think that from a code-level perspective that would be part of their game plan or be considered appropriate by anybody at Microsoft."
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I’m satisfied. Windows Live OneCare has changed my life. My TabletPC is satisfactorily safe. My kids’ desktop hasn’t had even a small burp in a month. My wife’s laptop is running as smoothly as when we bought it 2 years ago.
I’m ready. I’m off to evangelize the OneCare advantage to the rest of our families. This will rid me of the emails and phone calls from family members about slow computers, and weird happenings that just can’t be explained with a simple “Uhhh…what was the last thing you installed?”
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Join the Scripting Guys for a week of Webcasts introducing you to Windows PowerShell. What could be better than spending five days (one Webcast each day) listening to the Scripting Guys talk about Windows PowerShell?
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/webcasts/ps.mspx
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Maybe, this is an onset of something new. I received a Spam email today where the ENTIRE text of the email was linked to the same site. If you accidentally click on the Preview Pane in MS Outlook, you are whisked away to the linked site.
Crafty.
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Vulnerability in Windows Shell Could Allow Remote Code Execution
Microsoft is investigating new public reports of a vulnerability in supported versions of Microsoft Windows. Customers who are running Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1 in their default configurations, with the Enhanced Security Configuration turned on, are not affected. We are also aware of proof of concept code published publicly. We are not aware of any attacks attempting to use the reported vulnerability or of customer impact at this time. We will continue to investigate these public reports.
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NEW YORK—Engineers in Japan are perfecting a wearable power suit that amplifies human strength to help lift hospital patients or heavy objects.
Driven by portable batteries, micro air pumps and small body sensors that pick up even the slightest muscle twitch, the Stand-Alone Wearable Power Assist Suit is designed to help nursing home workers lift patients of up to 180 pounds while cutting the amount of strength required in half, project researcher Hirokazu Noborisaka told LiveScience today.
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By downloading this Add-in, you will have the ability to search your shared network directories and FAT drive(s) via selection in your Windows Desktop Search Advanced Options.
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The new Microsoft Antigen Management Pack for MOM supports the 9.0 versions of Microsoft Antigen for Exchange, Microsoft Antigen for SMTP Gateways, and Microsoft Antigen Spam Manager. The MOM pack supplies critical events and alerts on virus, worm, and spam activity to MOM 2005, and also monitors the health and availability of these products.
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Per our coverage of the ITMU 100% CPU issue the SMSandMOM blog has now posted their final word:
Update: 9-27-2006: Performance issues when SMS Inventory Tool for Microsoft Updates (ITMU)
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Did you know that if you choose to store Windows Mobile “Notes” to the storage card, that new notes you create on the Windows Mobile device do NOT synch to the computer?
Hmmm…seems like a bit of an oversight on the part of the Windows Mobile team.
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Sophos has announced it has added an application-control feature to its antivirus product that blocks the use of unauthorized VoIP, peer-to-peer and instant messaging applications on Windows desktops.
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