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Office to Linux: 'None of it is true' (SearchEnterpriseLinux.com)
Rumors have been rampant that IBM and Microsoft have tag-teamed to port Office software to Linux. Big Blue and Redmond, however, squashed those rumors.
NEWS
Former NT admin now helps displaced IT pros (SearchOracle.com)
As the popularity of offshore outsourcing grows, many analysts and IT pros agree that U.S. corporations need to do more to protect high-quality workers in danger of losing their jobs. One of those experts knows that pain firsthand: Now an IT employment specialist, he's a former Windows NT administrator who lost his job to outsourcing.
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CHAPTER OF THE WEEK
Administering file and print servers
File and print servers are two key reasons why a company runs a
network. To keep these servers humming, you need to perform a number
of administrative tasks. This chapter from the book Windows Server
2003 Pocket Administrator, by Danielle and Nelson Ruest, examines
what they are and why some practices make more sense than others.
In addition, we challenge you to test your skills by taking our new Know-IT-All Chapter Quiz. Share your results with us and you may win a copy of this week's featured book. Download the Chapter of the Week above and then click here to take the quiz.
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Windows code leak? Who cares?
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IT SURVIVAL KIT
Access System Properties faster
In this tip, Hall of Fame member Scott Yorkovich reveals a hidden shortcut to help quickly access the System Properties page in Windows 9x, Windows 2000 Professional and Windows XP.
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ASK THE EXPERT
System saying 'working offline' while online
Dear Roberta:
I set one of my users to synchronize her network files with her laptop. When the user is connected to the network and working online, the system keeps telling her that she is working offline. This warning is annoying, and forces the user to stop working every five minutes. How can I fix this?
Click here to read Roberta Bragg's expert response.
LIVE EXPERT WEBCAST
Command-line control of Terminal Services
Learn from Terminal Services guru Christa Anderson about a free tool
that lets you configure terminal server settings from the command
line -- even for Windows 2000 terminal servers. You'll also learn how
to use VBScript to configure Windows 2003 Server settings. (Don't
worry if you don't already know how to use VBScript; you'll learn
some basics, then find out where to go for more detailed
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Hurry and register before it's too late. This live webcast is this Thursday, February 24, at 3 p.m. EST. Click here to register.
THE MISSING LINK
And the dishonor goes to VeriSign
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Britain's Net industry has named its villain of the year. The winning loser? Envelope, please -- it's VeriSign! Why does the master of Internet domains get such a dubious honor? The Internet Service Providers Association (ISPA) cursed the company with this award because of VeriSign's practice of hijacking users who mistype Web site names and redirecting them to a VeriSign site, where they can buy the domain that they didn't mean
to type in the first place. VeriSign basically tried to sell typos! The company has since stopped. ISPA's favorite good guy? The Spamhaus Project's Steve Linford, for his tireless work as a spam killer.
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