Chances are, you've never heard of Windows Meeting Space.  It doesn't get a lot of attention.  In fact, in the best traditions of keeping cool new features quiet, we've been so quiet about this one that most people don't even know it is there...

We interrupt this blogpost to bring you a breaking announcement... I started this whole series with a post about Windows Codename Mojave.   I interrupted my "Why Vista" series to let you know that Microsoft has launched a Mojave site . ...

Today begins the first in a series of posts about the value in upgrading to Windows Vista.  I've decided to start out with a tough one, too.  I'm going to write about one of the most oft-maligned features in Windows Vista -- User Account Control...

In honor of the Blue Monster (and keeping true to the reason I started this blog), I want to talk about Windows Mojave today.  You might not know what that is.  I didn't.  I read about it online .  What is it?  Is it the latest...

In the past two posts, I have covered Virtual PC and Virtual Server 2005 R2.  Now, it's time to explore the Microsoft Flagship Virtualization product -- Hyper-V.  Hyper-V is a part of Windows Server 2008.  It is a role that is installed...

In yesterday's post , I talked about Virtual PC .  While this product absolutely has a place in most organizations, it's not always the ideal choice for your virtual machine needs.  It is, as I said, a great end-user tool.  It's good for...

There's no question that virtualization is a hot topic right now.  At its simplest level, virtualization is nothing more than removing the link between physical and logical.  The easiest-to-understand example is also the most common form of...

I've always loved this company.  I've only worked here two years, but the love affair began long, long ago (although it was in this galaxy).  I remember, back in the 80s, thinking how Microsoft had changed the world of software forever. ...