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Windows Vista product lineup announced

Posted over 7 years ago

by Jose Barreto - MSFT
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Microsoft just announced the names and features of the six Windows Vista versions to be released later this year (two for businesses, three for consumers, and one for emerging markets): Windows Vista Business, Windows Vista Enterprise, Windows Vista Home...
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Windows Vista February CTP - feature complete

Posted over 7 years ago

by Jose Barreto - MSFT
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Well, the word is out on the Windows Vista February CTP (build 5308). This release is focused on businesses and is also being called the Enterprise CTP. The most important point, in my opinion, is the fact that it is feature complete. As the previous...
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SharePoint Server 2007

Posted over 7 years ago

by Jose Barreto - MSFT
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How I've been spending my time later? Playing with SharePoint "v3" Beta 1. Sorry, I should have said SharePoint Server 2007, since it's already been properly announced at http://www.microsoft.com/office/preview . My current effort is to implement a...
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Unusual bevahior at the RSA

Posted over 7 years ago

by Jose Barreto - MSFT
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I was visiting the RSA conference last week and couldn't help but notice an interesting advertising technique from one of the exhibitors. They hired some people and had them doing wierd things at the conference. I remember the first one that caught my...