Many users like to shade every other row to make sheets more readable, especially when there’s lots of data. Sometimes restrictions can complicate things, orRead More
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In 2001, TechRepublic blogger Jeff Dray wrote a wonderful, IT-inspired adaptation of Charles Dickens’ holiday classic, A Christmas Carol. This year, I’m republishing it inRead More
I was thinking about all the managerial behaviors that can wreak havoc on a staff. Putting aside for now the obvious ones-screaming, overt belittling, sexualRead More
Over the last few years, Microsoft has been trying to make PowerShell the management tool of choice. Almost all the newer Microsoft server products requireRead More
No one working in network security can complain that the issue has been ignored by the press. Between Stuxnet, WikiLeaks server attacks and counterattacks, andRead More
For this month’s Patch Tuesday, Microsoft released six security bulletins, five of which it’s rated as critical. (The remaining update addresses an important threat.) WhileRead More
Making up for lost time, Microsoft has released nine security bulletins for October after taking the month of September off. Of the nine updates, MicrosoftRead More
Microsoft’s flirtation with Java as a part of its long-term systems strategy ended in late January when Microsoft agreed to pay $20 million to settleRead More
Each and every Microsoft 70-680 exam details are available online. You name it we got it. You must be sure you have your Microsoft latestRead More
Don’t panic It’s OK that Microsoft is retiring the Windows NT Server 4.0 MCSE exams on Dec. 31, 2000. I’ll stop for a moment toRead More