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July 01, 2003 >> Receive this email as text   >> About this email  ISSUE SPONSORED BY: >>  Microsoft: Quick Guide to Windows Server 2003 >>  SearchWin2000.com Salary Survey: Find out how your salary stacks up  Today's Highlights   >>  LEAD STORY:  MS offers more Exchange options, RTMs 'Titanium' >>  NEWS:  Redmond rolls out RC1 of SMS 2003 >>  WEBCAST:  Using thin clients to reduce client management overhead >>  THE MISSING LINK:  'Dot-commer' makes the dictionary cut  News and Top Stories   LEAD STORY Microsoft offers more Exchange options, RTMs 'Titanium'  (SearchWin2000.com) Microsoft has offered more choices for customers who need Exchange licenses, but it's up to you to make the right choice for your shop. More on this topic: >  Microsoft announces RC1 of Exchange Server 2003 >  SearchWin2000.com's product guide for Exchange Server SPONSORED BY: Microsoft The Quick Guide to Windows Server 2003. Get the latest information on installation, new features and training. Click here! NEWS Redmond rolls out RC1 of SMS 2003 (SearchWin2000.com) The release candidate of SMS 2003 is now out. Analysts who've had a peek say RC1 is a vast improvement over previous, more bug-infested versions of the software. NEWS Diet SBS 2003 to ship this fall (CRN) The "Bobcat" is almost out of the bag. Microsoft is expected to lift the curtain Tuesday on a diet version of Small Business Server (SBS) 2003 (code-named "Bobcat"). It's a diet version of SBS because it contains only Windows 2003 and Exchange 2003 -- none of the added calories of SQL Server and Internet Security & Acceleration (ISA) Server. "Bobcat" should ship in the fall. DAILY HEADLINES All headlines, including those below, are available from our news page.   >  MIIS lets Active Directory talk to other directories   >  Microsoft links up with storage standard   >  Buffer overflows top list of exploitable vulnerabilities   VIEW ALL NEWS AND TOP STORIES  Announcements & Links   WEBCAST Using thin clients to reduce client management overhead Join Christa Anderson for this webcast and hear about some of the financial, security-related and administrative advantages of using Windows terminals (aka thin clients) to supplement, if not replace, PCs in the workplace. SPONSORED BY: SearchWin2000.com Salary Survey Have you ever wondered if you are earning what you are worth? If so, you should take the SearchWin2000.com Salary Survey. You just need to answer a few questions and then you can view the results and compare your salary to those of your colleagues. It's anonymous and it's easy! 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THE MISSING LINK 'Dot-commer' makes the dictionary cut The dot-com bubble may have burst a long time ago, but the "dot-commer" has arrived -- in Merriam-Webster's latest Collegiate Dictionary. "Dot-commer" is among the new class of inductees in this tome of the English tongue. "Headbanger," "dead presidents" (paper money), "McJob" (menial work with no future) and "longneck" (something to guzzle after a tough day in the IT department) also made the cut. The Web has had the biggest influence on the American language in the past decade, one lexicographer said, both with the number of new words it has created and the speed with which they've become mainstream slang. Sign up for our white paper alerts today! Enter your e-mail and start receiving White Paper Alerts. E-mail    Not a member? We'll activate your membership with your subscription.   Contact Us   NEWS EDITOR Ed Parry [EMAIL PROTECTED] Send me your news, press releases and product announcements. 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