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“No man ever listened himself out of a job.” [Via Quotes of the Day]

PCM heeft in het september nummer (nog niet op de site) een zeer uitgebreid artikel over Windows XP Service Pack 2. Het artikel geeft een compleet overzicht van alle aspecten van SP2.

This is what I meamt in an earlier post (see the bold text below) why Microsoft wants to control the ditribution of SP2. I haven’t been able to try the described utility yet. My advise would be to just wait…

Security experts said that while the new Service Pack 2 for Windows XP will bolster the operating system’s security, hackers will still find a way to exploit any flaws. [Via Computerworld News] Unfortunatly this cat and mouse game will continue…

I am using OneNote for quite some time now. It’s one of the applications I use most during the day to make notes, but also for brainstroming and deskresearch. You can just cut and paste information and write alongside it…

We recently announced two important WSRP samples and set up associated GotDotNet Workspaces. Search for them from http://www.gotdotnet.com/community/workspaces/directory.aspx or go to them from the SharePoint GDN landing page at http://www.gotdotnet.com/team/sharepoint/ and join them today. WSRP Web Part Toolkit for SharePoint Products and…

MSN komt met leuke nieuwe games voor MSN Messenger Online populaire games spelen met MSN Instant Games-abonnement bij MSN Messenger Online spelletjesenthousiasten in Nederland, kunnen vanaf dit weekend lid worden van MSN Instant Games Clubhouse: een nieuwe betaalde dienst voor…

I watched this really cool demo of Office Live Comm Server product (thanks to my colleague who sent this link). You can see how these new products, now and in the future, can enhance your business opportunities by exploiting the real-time…

This article says it all … Below is just a quote read the whole article by clicking the link WinXP SP2: stop moaning and get downloading | The Register “Everyone’s a critic Now, even with these tremendous advancements in XP,…

“What we anticipate seldom occurs; what we least expected generally happens.” [Via Quotes of the Day]