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A newsletter published by TechTarget   October 02, 2003 >> Receive this e-mail as text   >> About this e-mail  ISSUE SPONSORED BY: >>  C2C: Free White Paper: Learn How to Effectively Manage E-mail Capacity >>  SearchWin2000.com: SearchWin2000.com / Visit the new Dice-powered Career Center  Today's Highlights   >>  LEAD STORY:  Windows tool set allows workgroup collaboration >>  NEWS:  Sage says MS Datacenter was wise choice >>  WINDOWS WORD CHALLENGE:  Organized collection of user interfaces >>  THE MISSING LINK:  Nuns poor, chaste and wired  News and Top Stories   LEAD STORY Windows tool set allows workgroup collaboration  (SearchWin2000.com) Windows Server 2003 features a little-publicized set of collaboration tools that enables users to set up a team Web site for a workgroup and allows those workgroup members to publish information on that site. More on this topic: >  Collaboration nirvana: Are we there yet? >  Best Web Links: Internet and Web administration SPONSORED BY: C2C Free White Paper: Learn How to Effectively Manage E-mail Capacity Are your systems suffering from E-mail Overload? E-mail archiving and capacity management solutions can control growth of Exchange mailbox size which will save your organization valuable storage and bandwidth and significantly reduce back-up and restore times. Download the Free white paper "Mailbox Size Management" and learn how you can reduce mailbox size by up to 90%. Click here. NEWS Sage says MS Datacenter was wise choice (SearchWin2000.com) Sage Telecom is a new-enough company not to be saddled with legacy systems so, with a wide-open choice for a data center operating system, it opted for Microsoft's Datacenter Server. NEWS Microsoft moves beyond patches (CNET) Microsoft concedes that patches are inefficient in securing its software. And next week at its partner conference, the software maker said in a published report, it will unveil a new strategy it calls "securing the perimeter." A Microsoft executive declined to give further details, but did say his company will form closer ties to makers of firewall products. DAILY HEADLINES All headlines, including those below, are available from our news page.   >  EMC adds Windows support   >  Will Windows for small biz be a big biz?   >  Samba enables simple NT 4.0 migration   >  Zero-day IE exploit just the beginning   VIEW ALL NEWS AND TOP STORIES  Announcements & Links   WINDOWS WORD CHALLENGE Organized collection of user interfaces In information technology, this is an organized collection of user interfaces that form a single integrated perceptual environment. This also includes a data structure that contains different data types, such as text, audio files and motion video files. >>  Think you know the term? Click here to find out. 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MEMBER POLL Software release dates Some people mark product release dates on their calendars -- others couldn't care less about them. How important are software release dates to you? >>  Click here to vote. THE MISSING LINK Nuns poor, chaste and wired They may take vows of chastity, poverty and obedience, but that doesn't mean the Poor Clare nuns can't go elf bowling. The sisters of this Irish order, which has been around for nearly 800 years, have gone online and launched a Web site, www.poorclares.ie (after centuries of monastic living, you'd think even an answering machine would be a radical step). Until now, the only way the nuns could offer spiritual guidance to the outside world was through iron bars at their monastery in Galway. Their newly wired status will help them reach a bigger audience. And besides, they'll learn the joys of Google. Sign up for our white paper alerts today! Enter your e-mail and start receiving White Paper Alerts. E-mail    Not a member? 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