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Acquisition impacts software distribution market
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XP SP2 now due in August, Microsoft says
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Apple makes a play for NT orphans
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Clustering design issues
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IE on the hot seat
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Systems management blog
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The Missing Link: KerryEdwards.com -- more pacifiers, less politics
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Acquisition impacts software distribution market
[SearchWin2000.com]
One expert predicts that the purchase of Installshield will make Macrovision a "one-stop-shop" for software packaging, distribution and licensing.
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XP SP2 now due in August, Microsoft says
[CNET News.com]
Microsoft today announced that Service Pack 2 for Windows XP will be released to manufacturing in August, a month later than the software maker had originally planned.
Apple makes a play for NT orphans
[Microsoft Watch]
Apple is among those hoping to lure Windows NT 4.0 customers now that support is ending for that product. Apple says that next year's release of its Mac OS X Server 10.4 operating system will include an NT migration tool.
More headlines
[From around the Web]
French agency moves out NT, moves in Linux (SearchEnterpriseLinux.com)
Mixed report on Microsoft's settlement compliance (The Seattle Times)
Mozilla fixes flaw (SearchSecurity.com)
Visual Studio to feature built-in Web services tool (SearchWebServices.com)
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CHAPTER OF THE WEEK:
Clustering design issues
Setting up a cluster server is a complex undertaking, but smart
planning can help smooth the ride. This chapter from the book
"Windows 2000 Clustering and Load Balancing Handbook," by Joseph
Lamb, walks through the planning process in a simple, step-by-step
manner to ensure minimum disruption and optimal performance.
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IE on the hot seat
Recent attacks on Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser have caused the long-dormant browser wars to heat up again. Pundits everywhere are pushing the panic button -- is it time to dump IE?
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Systems management blog
IT pros know that other departments usually work about eight hours a day, but rarely quit at the bell themselves; weekend work is also not unheard of. Systems management guru Rod Trent would like to know what tasks keep you so busy. Check out his blog for more details. And don't forget to ask him your systems management questions, because he's only on call until July 16. Rod's already answered plenty of queries, so keep them coming!
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KerryEdwards.com -- more pacifiers, less politics
[Associated Press]
Have you checked out www.kerryedwards.com yet? You may see a baby boy there, but neither John Kerry nor John Edwards will be kissing him. Kerryedwards.com belongs to Kerry Edwards of Indianapolis. He set up the site two years ago as a way to show off his fresh offspring (also named Kerry Edwards). Now the site is worth more than a sack full of gold-plated diapers. The Kerry/Edwards presidential campaign asked him to donate the
domain, but Edwards refused, saying that he's had offers in the $30,000 range. A Republican in Texas even offered to outbid the highest bidder for the site -- and not because he's a big fan of the baby.
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