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  Windows - August 28, 2008
  Microsoft Warns of IE8 Lock-in With XP SP3 Microsoft Corp. yesterday warned users of Windows XP Service Pack 3 (SP3) that they won't be able to uninstall either the...
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  Mainsoft Backs Visual Studio 2008 in Tools Cross-platform development products leverage Windows skills for deployment on Java, Linux, and Unix.

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• Vista May Still Have Its Day
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• Microsoft Updates a Patch
• Vista Users Rush for SP1; XP Owners Dawdle on SP3
• Microsoft Sends Up Trial Balloons for Windows 7
• Apple Clobbers Competition in Customer Satisfaction
• Microsoft May Use 2,000 Developers for Windows 7

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All Windows Articles

• Microsoft Warns of IE8 Lock-in With XP SP3 - Microsoft Corp. yesterday warned users of Windows XP Service Pack 3 (SP3) that they won't be able to uninstall either the...
• Mainsoft Backs Visual Studio 2008 in Tools - Cross-platform development products leverage Windows skills for deployment on Java, Linux, and Unix.
• Vista May Still Have Its Day - Think Windows Vista is a hopeless dog and XP was always the cat's meow among users? Think again.
• Security Researcher Warns of Vista Vulnerabilities - Dynamic memory management is a weakness, he says; Microsoft alerted but has not applied patches.
• One-Third of New PC Buyers Opt for XP - New data finds 1 in 3 business PCs pass on Vista to get Windows XP under Microsoft's "downgrade" offer.
• Microsoft Updates a Patch - Microsoft has re-released a security updates, saying the initial patch was incomplete.
• Vista Users Rush for SP1; XP Owners Dawdle on SP3 - Pent-up demand for Vista fixes drove users to install SP1, researcher says.
• Microsoft Sends Up Trial Balloons for Windows 7 - While Vista takes a beating in the press, Microsoft seems increasingly willing to disclose details of its forthcoming OS.
• Apple Clobbers Competition in Customer Satisfaction - 'Teflon' company posts personal computer record of 85, 10 points ahead of No. 2 Dell.
• Microsoft May Use 2,000 Developers for Windows 7 - 25 'feature teams' to work on different facets of the replacement to Vista OS.
• Vendors Rally While Windows Sleeps - The newest mobile technology announcements neglect an industry leader.
• Microsoft PDC, WinHEC Will Be Windows 7 Coming-out Parties - Microsoft will give developers their first in-depth look at Windows 7 at PDC and WinHEC, beginning in late October.
• Microsoft Snuffs Out Third-Party ActiveX Controls - Stomps buggy HP, Aurigma controls with 'kill bit' update.
• Redmond Releases Security Update for Windows, Office - Microsoft's biggest security update in 18 months fixes 26 bugs.

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