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Windows IT Pro An often irreverent look at some of this week's other news, including Windows 7 malware infection rates on the rise but still statistically tiny, Microsoft's hypetastic purchase of Skype, US antitrust oversight of Microsoft ends quietly, Microsoft's online services hit by multi-day outage that is only partially explained, Xbox 360 destroys the competition in April, Microsoft and others fight App Store trademark in Europe too, there are no Microsoft Office competitors, and Limewire settles. ... View the full article

Windows IT Pro An often irreverent look at some of this week's other news, including Windows 7 malware infection rates on the rise but still statistically tiny, Microsoft's hypetastic purchase of Skype, US antitrust oversight of Microsoft ends quietly, Microsoft's online services hit by multi-day outage that is only partially explained, Xbox 360 destroys the competition in April, Microsoft and others fight App Store trademark in Europe too, there are no Microsoft Office competitors, and Limewire settles. ... View the full article

Windows IT Pro An often irreverent look at some of this week's other news, including Windows 7 malware infection rates on the rise but still statistically tiny, Microsoft's hypetastic purchase of Skype, US antitrust oversight of Microsoft ends quietly, Microsoft's online services hit by multi-day outage that is only partially explained, Xbox 360 destroys the competition in April, Microsoft and others fight App Store trademark in Europe too, there are no Microsoft Office competitors, and Limewire settles. ... View the full article

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What the heck has going on with Microsoft’s Business Productivity Online Services (BPOS) platform this week? View the full article

What the heck has going on with Microsoft’s Business Productivity Online Services (BPOS) platform this week? View the full article

What the heck has going on with Microsoft’s Business Productivity Online Services (BPOS) platform this week? View the full article

What the heck has going on with Microsoft’s Business Productivity Online Services (BPOS) platform this week? View the full article

Hello, I am testing Office 2010 deployment. We currently are using Office 2000 on Windows XP computers. I have a test PC with Office 2000 installed. I am using the Office Customization Tool for Office 2010. I have set it to remove previous versions of Office. After the install of Office 2010 Office 2000 still remains. I also tried installing Office 2010 from the CD without using the OCT. It never prompts me to upgrade or remove Office 2000. Office 2010 just install and leaves Office 2000 on the computer. My question is this... Is there a way to remove Office 2000 while doing the install of 2010 or will I have to manually uninstall Office 2000 and then install Office 2010. Then I am sure I will have to setup all the users Outlook profiles. Thanks Jimmie Padilla View this thread

Microsoft is going to be accelerating its CRM release schedule, and is planning to deliver two minor updates and two more major ones to its online and on-premises CRM offerings in the next 12 months. View the full article

Microsoft is going to be accelerating its CRM release schedule, and is planning to deliver two minor updates and two more major ones to its online and on-premises CRM offerings in the next 12 months. View the full article

Microsoft is going to be accelerating its CRM release schedule, and is planning to deliver two minor updates and two more major ones to its online and on-premises CRM offerings in the next 12 months. View the full article

Microsoft is going to be accelerating its CRM release schedule, and is planning to deliver two minor updates and two more major ones to its online and on-premises CRM offerings in the next 12 months. View the full article

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Windows IT Pro On the second day of its Google I/O conference on Wednesday, Google announced that Chrome OS-based notebook computers, now called Chromebooks, would ship on June 15, a further stepping up of the online giant's widespread attack against Microsoft's core markets. Chromebooks will be made available from multiple PC makers, to consumers, businesses, and educational institutions, and in multiple countries, all on the same day, Google said. ... View the full article

Windows IT Pro On the second day of its Google I/O conference on Wednesday, Google announced that Chrome OS-based notebook computers, now called Chromebooks, would ship on June 15, a further stepping up of the online giant's widespread attack against Microsoft's core markets. Chromebooks will be made available from multiple PC makers, to consumers, businesses, and educational institutions, and in multiple countries, all on the same day, Google said. ... View the full article

Windows IT Pro On the second day of its Google I/O conference on Wednesday, Google announced that Chrome OS-based notebook computers, now called Chromebooks, would ship on June 15, a further stepping up of the online giant's widespread attack against Microsoft's core markets. Chromebooks will be made available from multiple PC makers, to consumers, businesses, and educational institutions, and in multiple countries, all on the same day, Google said. ... View the full article

Windows IT Pro On the second day of its Google I/O conference on Wednesday, Google announced that Chrome OS-based notebook computers, now called Chromebooks, would ship on June 15, a further stepping up of the online giant's widespread attack against Microsoft's core markets. Chromebooks will be made available from multiple PC makers, to consumers, businesses, and educational institutions, and in multiple countries, all on the same day, Google said. ... View the full article

Based on comments made by a Microsoft Server and Tools division exec this week, it seems the M.I.A. Windows Azure Appliances are still on the Microsoft roadmap. View the full article