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Microsoft answers admins' WUS questions
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Altiris expands non-Windows support
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The 5-minute Exchange Server configuration test
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Computer Nostalgia
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Checklist -- Effective software license management
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Personalize your screen saver
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The Missing Link: Siemens says... you stink
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Microsoft answers admins' WUS questions
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In an interactive forum for IT administrators, Microsoft officials outlined features and related plans for its Windows Update Services patch management tool.
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Altiris expands non-Windows support
[SearchWin2000.com]
The server management software maker refreshes its platform with support for more flavors of Unix and Linux.
The 5-minute Exchange Server configuration test
[SearchExchange.com]
Paul Bowden, the "father" of the just-released Exchange Server Best Practices Analyzer Tool, explains how the technology works and why you need it to test your environment.
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[From around the Web]
Standards body disbands antispam working group (eWEEK)
Microsoft to secure IE for XP only (CNET News.com)
Oracle, Dell deal Windows Server bundle (InternetNews.com)
Microsoft eyes larger acquisitions (CNET News.com)
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QUIZ:
Computer Nostalgia
Way back in the mists of time (1981, that is) Bill Gates reportedly said that "64k ought to be enough memory for anybody." Things sure can change in a quarter-century, especially when it comes to computers! How many of these terms from the murky past of computing can you guess without peeking?
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Personalize your screen saver
Did you know that you can display your own images as part of the '3D flying objects' screen saver? This is helpful if you want to display your corporate logo as the screen saver, for example.
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Siemens says... you stink
[Reuters]
"Curiously strong" Altoids mints aren't your only defense against curiously bad breath. Cell phones are now roaming into halitosis territory -- and are even calling body odor on the carpet. Siemens is going on the offensive, working on a chip that sniffs out malodors. The chip goes into a mobile phone -- when it gets a whiff of something foul -- your breath, your body, your surroundings or all the above -- it will alert you. No
word yet on how it will alert you -- perhaps a call, a text message or a flurry of gagging sounds. Siemens says the "smell phone" will be handy at detecting potentially dangerous gases and possibly keeping folks who've had too much to drink away from the wheel. That's nice, but you have to think that one day, single guys everywhere will be breathing heavily into their cell phones -- and not for the reasons they used to.
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