SQL Server Magazine January 2007

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Rolling Out Vista
Paul Thurrott explains that even though the new capabilities in Windows Vista make Windows deployment easier than ever, IT administrators still have a lot to learn.
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[Feature]

Getting to Know Office 2007

Get ready for Office 2007 System. Learn about the Ribbon, the open-XML format files, a new way to synchronize installations, and how to open the new file types in older versions.

Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Out of the Box

Understand Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 and get a feel for some of its key new features by walking through the creation of a hypothetical intranet.




[Reader to Reader]

Standardizing BIOS Settings in a Dell Shop

A reader shares a batch file he wrote to deploy the Dell Client Configuration Utility (DCCU).




[Product Reviews]

Activeworx Security Center 3.5

CrossTec Activeworx Security Center 3.5 monitors security-related events for a variety of devices from one console.

Asigra Televaulting 6.2

Remote backup is an attractive option with the compression available from Asigra Televaulting 6.2.

Document Control 6.0

Liquid Machines' document control system secures sensitive documentation that needs to meet compliance and security requirements.




[News Analysis]

Paul’s Picks

Paul Thurrott takes a look at the newest release of Vista and Microsoft Office 2007.




[TOP 10]

Longhorn Server Features

Microsoft has included several new features in its upcoming OS for improved performance and usability.




[Buyer's Guide]

Antispam Solutions for Business

If your business wants to upgrade to the next generation of spam-control products, here's information to help you make the best choice.




[Letters to the Editor]

Letters@windowsitpro.com





[Need to Know]

What You Need to Know About Windows Vista Express Upgrade

If you purchased a new Windows XP PC during the holidays, you probably qualify for a low-cost upgrade to Vista




[What's Hot]

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Readers highlight favorite products: Gabriel Topala's System Information for Windows, Dominik Reichl's KeePass Password Safe, Barracuda Networks' Barracuda Spam Firewall 300, NetworkStreaming's SupportDesk Appliance 300




[Ask the Experts]

Ask the Experts

Our experts answer your questions about securing company data that might be at risk because of lost or stolen mobile devices and about a problem that might arise when trying to use ADSI Edit to delete an object.




[Windows Power Tools]

SC's Dependency Problems

Learn how to use dependencies and groups with SC to more specifically control a service's load order.




[New & Improved]

New & Improved

Check out the latest products to hit the marketplace. PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT: Neon Software's Cybergauge 7.0




[IT Pro Perspective]

The Value of Vista, Office, and Exchange

Microsoft is touting "people-ready business" as a primary reason to upgrade to Vista, Office 2007, and Exchange 2007. Are you convinced?




[The Business End]

It’s Hard to Warm Up to Cold Efficiency

All work and no play can lead to a cold, impersonal work environment. Here are 12 activities that will help your team enjoy coming to work.




[Solutions +]

Blocking Web Sites in ISA Server

Perform content filtering with ISA on a shoestring budget--all it takes is a blacklist service subscription, a little rule configuration, and a couple scripts.

Keep an Eye on Server Performance

Manage server performance with Microsoft's SPA utility—it collects data from multiple servers, generates reports and email notifications, and helps you establish a performance baseline.

Running Legacy Applications as a Least-Privileged User

Use the Windows ACT to overcome problems related to limited user accounts and legacy application compatibility.




[Cover Story]

Deploying Windows Vista

Microsoft simplifies Vista deployment by distributing only one Vista install image and letting you easily add updates and features to produce custom images.




[Industry Briefings]

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Our editors share insights from their conversations with Sana Security, Embotics Corporation, and iQstore.



 

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