Title: searchWin2000.com - Win2000 and Industry News
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It's becoming increasingly evident that Exchange and Outlook are becoming more about simple messaging and calendaring and less about true business processes. If you want the latter, it may be time to book your ticket to Jupiter. Not the planet, but a bundle of three e-business servers.
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Microsoft: We're doing a lot more listening (SearchWin2000.com)
Microsoft VP Paul Flessner talks to SearchWin2000.com about how integration is changing the big picture at Microsoft. He also talks about how the company is trying to fix its fractured relationships with customers.
NEWS
XDocs marks the spotlight (CNET)
XDocs marks the spotlight at Gartner's Symposium and ITxpo this week in Orlando, Fla. XDocs is the code name of a new, XML-based Microsoft product that should make it easier for companies to call up and organize information using electronic forms by linking desktop documents to back-end data. XDocs, aimed at corporate buyers, should hit the market in the middle of 2003, around the same time Office 11 will ship.
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QUICK HIT OF THE DAY
Keep desktops from blowing up networks
IT managers need to be modern-day cowboys, complete with technological whips and lassos, in order to tame the numerous desktops in an organization. Two experts explain some dos and don'ts in dealing with desktop challenges.
ASK ROBERTA BRAGG
Driverless USB device thieves
Dear Roberta:
How do we guard Windows 2000 machines against data thieves equipped with driverless USB storage devices? Some of these drives act like an IDE drive, so we fear disabling USB on the OS won't help. Also USB support cannot be disabled in the BIOS of our Compaq boxes.
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THE MISSING LINK
True IT blooper #67 -- Compaq Portable code red
The most recent newcomer to "Oopsburgh" learned the hard way that too much disk space can be a bad thing -- especially when the file that basically runs the computer has been tossed out with the rest of the "trash." Want an analogy? Think of a doctor telling you that a good way to lose weight would be to have your brain removed!
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