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 February 18, 2004 >> Receive this e-mail as text   >> About this e-mail 
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>>  LEAD STORY:  Munich's Linux migration in trouble?
>>  NEWS:  Microsoft issues warning about code download
>>  IT SURVIVAL KIT:  Enhancing folder view retention in Explorer
>>  THE MISSING LINK:  IT workers are the new frogs of Frogger
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LEAD STORY
Munich's Linux migration in trouble?  (Wired)
The German press is having a field day with Munich's widely publicized migration off Windows to Linux. Reports cite financial and technical problems as well as a resistance to change in some branches of government are slowing down the switch.
More on this topic:
Face-off: Microsoft vs. Linux
Linux scores big win over Microsoft in Munich
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NEWS
Microsoft issues warning about code download (eWEEK)
Microsoft has sent warning letters to some computer users that it says have downloaded the Windows source code that leaked onto the Internet late last week. The Web site Bink.nu reported that one user was tracked down by Microsoft through an ISP after the user downloaded the code on a peer-to-peer site. Microsoft has declined to discuss the specifics of the letter, but Bink reported that it contains a threat of legal action unless the copy of the code is destroyed.

NEWS
Report: Oracle pricing won't lure SQL Server users (SearchOracle.com)
Despite reducing the price of its Standard Edition One database to match the cost of Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle will have a tough time selling its products to SQL Server users, according to a report by AMR Research.

DAILY HEADLINES
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  > Microsoft broadens commitment to 64-bit Windows
  > Exposed Windows code no boon for Linux
  > Microsoft changes its e-biz server course
  > New products challenge Office dominance
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IT SURVIVAL KIT
Enhancing folder view retention in Explorer
By default in Windows 2000, XP and 2003, the view information for only 400 cache entries are retained in Explorer. The size of this view cache can be expanded by simply editing the registry.
Click here to find out how.


ASK THE EXPERT
Deploying XP in a Win2k network for 250 workstations
Dear Jerry,
I want to deploy Windows XP in a Windows 2000 environment. I would like to do it with less intervention from the administration side. My question is: what method do you suggest to deploy Windows XP in a Windows 2000-based networked environment for 250 machines?
Click here to read Jerry Honeycutt's expert answer.


CHAPTER OF THE WEEK
Disk subsystems
What can go wrong with your disk subsystems? Pretty much anything. This chapter from the book Troubleshooting Microsoft Technologies: The Ultimate Administrator's Repair Manual, by Chris Wolf, will help you quickly diagnose and repair most common disk errors and faults. You also get an extensive overview of disk management and diagnostic tools.

WEBCAST
Leverage your network to deliver new applications
In this expert webcast, Mike Jude, Ph.D. and research director at Enterprise Management Associates, explains how to deploy applications with minimal impact on your operations and without breaking the bank.
Click here to watch and listen to this expert webcast.


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THE MISSING LINK
IT workers are the new frogs of Frogger

Why did the IT worker cross the road -- especially a road jammed with speeding Intel, HP, Microsoft, Sun and IBM trucks? To save his job. An online game mixes a serious message about offshore outsourcing with the fun of Frogger.



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