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Microsoft today is releasing the first version of its Web conferencing software since acquiring the technology when it purchased PlaceWare earlier this year.
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Learning Guide: Planning and designing your Active Directory (SearchWin2000.com)
SearchWin2000's new Active Directory Learning Guide will bring you up to speed quickly on this important Windows technology. The guide is comprised of a mix of definitions, tips, hints, Ask the Expert answers, technical articles, featured topics and webcasts, all divided into five user-friendly sections: AD basics, planning, migration, deployment and resources.
NEWS
Office 2003 leaks onto the Web (TechWeb)
On the same day that Microsoft announced that it would release its Office 2003 product early to volume-purchase customers, illegal copies of the applications suite began showing up on the Web. Customers who have signed up for the Software Assurance program can get their versions of Office 2003 starting Sept. 15. The general release date is scheduled for Oct. 21.
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CHAPTER OF THE WEEK
New features in Microsoft SQL Server 2000
In this chapter from Microsoft SQL Server 2000: A Guide to Enhancements and New Features, Rahul Sharma outlines the feature sets that have been enhanced since SQL Server 7.0 and the new feature sets that have been added to SQL Server 2000. Topics include XML capability, indexed views and distributed partitioned views.
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FEATURED TOPIC
Oops! Your top 10 bloopers
What's the point of screwing up if you can't turn your mishap into a funny story for your friends and peers? Read our 10 most popular bloopers of the year to laugh and learn.
IT SURVIVAL KIT
Regain service-account access to mailboxes
Exchange 5.5, by default, allows the administrator to access user mailboxes to read or delete e-mails freely via the service account admin privilege. Exchange administrators sometimes take this out-of-the-box behavior for granted, and then they're surprised to find that they can no longer do this when they upgrade from 5.5 to 2000. Here you'll learn a few methods for getting access.
ASK PAUL HINSBERG
When are multiple domains better than one?
Dear Paul:
When, if ever, should one consider multiple domains for the enterprise? Currently, we have all users in a single domain. Our European sites are requesting a domain for each country. Our primary application program is J.D. Edwards and we are using Lotus Notes. With Win2000, I don't see much advantage, if any, to going to multiple domains. Can you please comment?
BEST WEB LINKS
DNS
The domain name system (DNS) is the way that Internet domain names are located and translated into Internet Protocol addresses. DNS is a critical component in Win2k -- learn it or you'll regret it!
THE MISSING LINK
Apple v. Apple again
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Forget a "Ticket to Ride" -- Apple Computer is getting a ticket to court. In a tangled tale of two Apples, the computer company has run afoul of Apple Corps Ltd., the music company the Beatles begot in 1968, in order to, as John Lennon once said, "play businessman." At the core of the matter is Apple Computer's fruitful iTunes music download business. The two companies settled a scrap over the name "Apple" years ago, but one of the conditions was that the computer company stay out of the music business. With iTunes and iPod digital music players, the Beatles machine just can't let it be, and a court will have to figure out what to do.
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