On Jan. 15, 2002, Bill Gates sent an internal e-mail memo with the subject Trustworthy Computing, which was intended to change the way Microsoft createsRead More

Google’s Chrome browser is ready for the workplace, updated and enhanced so that IT folks can not only deploy it on office computers but canRead More

I don’t know about you, but I truly think that there is an incredible amount of really good software available for totally free today. Sure,Read More

As a Web developer who has worked with various platforms including Java, Lotus Domino, and now Microsoft, I am often overwhelmed by the number ofRead More

Will the software industry’s wave of open-source databases spill onto Microsoft’s turf? Perhaps. The software giant is considering making the source code for its SQLRead More

Microsoft said Tuesday that it will boost its dividend, buy back shares and offer a $3-per-share one-time payout as part of a plan to returnRead More

SAN FRANCISCO–Microsoft’s top network security manager appeared at a company road show Tuesday to let other administrators know what the software giant is doing toRead More

In October of 2004, Microsoft very quietly released Microsoft Partner Pack for Windows, a free add-on pack for Windows 98 SE, Windows ME, Windows 2000,Read More

While Microsoft has made significant progress securing Exchange 2003 and Outlook 2003, vulnerabilities still exist. Use the following 10 steps to mitigate potential problems beforeRead More

Last week’s slide overhaul went so well that we’re going to do it again. This week, your challenge is to improve an Excel userform. Now,Read More