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>>  LEAD STORY:  Oracle isn't "all that"
>>  NEWS:  Microsoft offers free .NET tool
>>  MEMBER POLL:  Thinking about "closing your Windows" for good?
>>  THE MISSING LINK:  Five-year-old wins MS proficiency cert
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LEAD STORY
Oracle isn't "all that"  (SearchWin2000)
Microsoft's director of SQL Server hardly thinks you should kick the Windows habit -- he thinks you should pick it up, especially in the database space. Stan Sorensen talks to SearchWin2000 about SQL Server and what it has over Oracle's vaunted 9i.
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NEWS
Microsoft offers free .NET tool (vnunet)
If you code for love and not for money, Microsoft has a free, downloadable tool that might tickle your fancy. The company's Web Matrix initiative lets non-professional developers work with .NET's features -- kinda like Visual Studio.NET without the management features. Web Matrix also pipes users into the ASP .NET online community.

NEWS
Microsoft says .NET will impact Internet's evolution (SearchVB)
At last week's DCI Microsoft .NET conference, a Microsoft executive tried to define how .NET will impact customer relationship management (CRM), the Internet and the enterprise.

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MEMBER POLL
Thinking about "closing your Windows" for good?
Are you aggressively seeking out Windows alternatives for your organization? Thinking about it, but still shopping around? Or are you sticking with Microsoft and Windows for the long haul?

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QUICK HIT
Rejuvenate your desktop infrastructure
If you're thinking of overhauling your current client-server infrastructure because it is slow or out-of-date, hang on. See what you can get out of it first, desktop management expert Peter Briggs advised. "Don't throw PCs and servers away," he said. There's life in the old infrastructure, if you manage it wisely.

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THE MISSING LINK
Five-year-old wins MS proficiency cert

Remember the 7-year-old boy from the Gaza Strip who earned his Microsoft Office User Specialist (MOUS) certificate? Well, he's been "out-prodigied." A boy in Thailand just grabbed his MOUS. He's all of 5, an age when the only kind of MOUS most kids care about is the one who has a dog named Pluto. And now the inevitable question: Why? Does he WANT to get locked in a locker at school? "My father told me that if I passed the exam, I would get a new bicycle," he told a Bangkok newspaper. Something tells me this kid doesn't still need his training wheels!


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