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Administrators who rush out to buy software on product release dates can count themselves in the minority, according to a new survey. But while many say such release dates are artificial milestones, some find them helpful as IT planning guides.
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NEWS
Microsoft fixes object type flaw in IE (SearchSecurity.com)
Microsoft's security team burned the midnight oil Friday to bring you MS03-040, a fix for the object type vulnerability in Internet Explorer used by the QHost Trojan.
NEWS
Microsoft suit could set precedent for bad software (Information Security Magazine)
A suit targeting vulnerable software from Microsoft could impact all vendors should a jury decide developers are legally responsible for damages from flawed products.
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CHAPTER OF THE WEEK
Tuning Windows XP Professional
This chapter from Windows XP Professional: The Complete Reference
by Guy Hart-Davis discusses tools in Windows XP Professional that
help you manage events, log crashes and monitor and improve the
performance of the operating system. It covers using Event Viewer,
Dr. Watson, Task Manager and the Performance tool. It also covers how
to create, change and delete environment variables.
SPONSORED BY: SearchWin2000.com
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Visit the new Desktop Deployment Info Center on SearchWin2000.com. You'll find tips, webcasts, expert advice and other key resources focused on all aspects of managing Windows desktops -- direct from SearchWin2000.com and Microsoft. Topics covered include desktop deployment and migration strategies, performance, disk management, hardware administration, application management, security -- and much more!
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FEATURED TOPIC
Top 10 sites for Windows admins
Besides SearchWin2000.com (of course!), here are our picks for the top 10 resources every Windows IT pro needs in his or her online toolbox.
IT SURVIVAL KIT
Decongestant for the message transfer agent
The Message Transfer Service is the component of Exchange that handles the actual spooling of messages. Because of the diversity of its functions, many of the things that can go wrong with it are handled under fairly generic error reports that can cause confusion for an administrator trying to debug a problem. Learn how to solve one of the most common -- and frustrating -- errors.
ASK CHRISTA ANDERSON
Other users' auto-mapped printers in TS
Dear Christa:
I have a Terminal Server set up for multiple user access using a common domain account. My users are using Remote Desktop Connection. Hence, their network printers can be seen in the TS session. However, when users are logged into TS, they see each other's auto-mapped printers in their TS session as well. Is there a way to rectify this problem?
BEST WEB LINKS
Windows Server 2003
It seemed like it would never get here, but now that it has, it's time to take stock of Windows Server 2003. If you're seriously considering an upgrade or just curious about Microsoft's next generation operating system, these links are prime reading.
THE MISSING LINK
Too much SMS prompts SOS from text addicts
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Text messaging isn't just a national obsession in the U.K., it's an unnatural obsession. While many Brits love to tap away on their mobile phones, some of them just can't stop. One of Britain's best-known behavioral clinics is treating more and more people who have addictions to SMS -- some patients had been spending seven hours per day text messaging. There's no telling when SMS will hit the addiction "big time" in the U.S. and warrant a wing in the Betty Ford clinic.
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