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IN THIS ISSUE:
> Group Policy's complexity sows fear in many
> Compliance with spam law sinks further
> Microsoft admits Linux threat is rising
> More headlines
> Chapter of the Week: 'Planning, implementing and maintaining routing and remote access'
> The Missing Link: Sony pen drops, drags
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Group Policy's complexity sows fear in many
[SearchWin2000.com]
Microsoft's desktop configuration technology is a handy tool -- in the right hands. One expert offers advice on how to get the most out of Group Policy without getting tripped up by the settings it exposes.
MORE INFO:
> Read about some Group Policy basics
> Weigh the pros and cons of Active Directory
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Compliance with spam law sinks further
[SearchExchange.com]
A study finds that compliance with the federal Can Spam Act reached a new low in May.
Microsoft admits Linux threat is rising
[CNET]
A Microsoft marketing executive admits that it is becoming more common for its customers to seek better deals by using the threat of a defection to open source. Microsoft wouldn't say how successful companies have been with that strategy.
More headlines
[From around the Web]
Microsoft's FAT file system patent under scrutiny (LinuxElectronics)
Concern grows over Korgo threat (SearchSecurity.com)
Microsoft struggles to fortify small business unit (Associated Press)
Where's Microsoft's big CRM splash? (SearchCRM.com)
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TOPICS: Chapter of the Week: 'Planning, implementing and maintaining routing and remote access'
Remote network access doesn't have to be a technical headache; it can also be a security nightmare. Learn how to dodge the culprits in this information-packed chapter, from the book "MCSE Windows Server 2003 All-in-One Exam Guide", by Brian Culp, et al. The topics include routing protocols, remote security and access policies,
authentication, IPSec policy and troubleshooting.
TOPICS: Crash Course: Passwords
Are password problems driving you crazy? Get the scoop from our tipsters and site experts, and learn how to be a password pro.
ASK THE EXPERTS: Client can't get Outlook 2000 to work
Dear Serdar:
I have a Win2000 laptop with different profiles for each network user. I have one user that can't get Outlook 2000 to work. The user can login to the network, gets on the new programs, and is an administrator to the laptop. When this user goes to Outlook, she gets a login screen. No matter what I put in, I can't get it to work. I made sure the login, password and domain are correct. I'm the network administrator. Other users don't have this problem. What should I do?
Read Serdar Yegulalp's expert response.
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The Missing Link: Sony pen drops, drags
[Ananova]
It could be the coolest pen since the Eraser Mate. One of Sony's researchers in Japan has developed a pen that can pick up a digital file from one computer and drop the file into another computer just by touching the pen to the screen -- e-mail, disks or shared filed servers not required. Just think of it as a pen that drags and drops. And it won't explode in your pants pocket.
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