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>>  LEAD STORY:  Jury still out on Microsoft's data center impact
>>  NEWS:  LSD offers post-mortem on RPC worms
>>  CHAPTER OF THE WEEK:  New features in Microsoft SQL Server 2000
>>  THE MISSING LINK:  Instant messaging -- the watercooler of the '00s
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LEAD STORY
Jury still out on Microsoft's data center impact  (SearchWin2000.com)
Two years after the introduction of a version of Windows for the data center, it is difficult to assess the impact it is having on a market dominated by Unix.
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NEWS
LSD offers post-mortem on RPC worms (SearchSecurity.com)
Polish security research group The Last Stage of Delirium, which found the flaws in Windows RPC-DCOM, explains why it did not disclose details on the severity of the problem and the impact of Blaster and future worms.

NEWS
Microsoft wraps up small-business bundle (CNET)
Microsoft plans to release its Small Business Server 2003 to manufacturing this week. SBS integrates the server version of Windows with Exchange and other server software. The final release date for the package is set for October.

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  > Microsoft modifies CRM package for U.K.
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  > Microsoft program to help sale of worthless options
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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 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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Maintain consistent folder views
One of the less well-documented quirks of Windows 2000 Professional (and Server) is its short memory span for individual folder configurations. After a certain number of folders have their settings changed, the oldest folder is dropped from the list and loses its settings. This tip will show you how to fix this problem by changing a simple registry setting.

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BEST WEB LINKS
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Keep abreast of the latest trends and developments in Microsoft credentials. Whether you're looking for information on a specific exam or a general discussion of what certifications are hot, you'll find what you need in our hand-picked links.


THE MISSING LINK
Instant messaging -- the watercooler of the '00s

Here's another example of research that doesn't exactly make you sit back and give your chin a ruminative rub. It could very well conjure the word "duh" from dormancy. Researchers in the U.K. found that most workers with instant messaging (IM) on their work computers ping for pleasure, not business. Here it comes -- DUH! Dissing the boss, talking smack about co-workers and flirting are the predominate themes in workplace IMs. Workers in the U.S., on the other hand, are a little more conservative -- because more of them know their IMs can be traced.

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