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From CNET Those wanting to get their hands on the Web-based versions of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint will have to wait a little bit longer. Business Division President Stephen Elop said in an October interview that a technology preview of the browser-based...

From TheVista.Ru Windows Vista Build 5479 and Office 2007 (PowerPoint 2007 - Silver Bullet theme) A new build of Windows Vista seems to be out on the loose, showing off some new elements of the Windows Vista interface, including a glimpse of Office 2007...

VistaBootPRO is the first tweak-ware to be released for Windows Vista, but it's more than just that. When Microsoft first announced that they would not be providing anything easier than bcdedit.exe (a CLI-only tool with nested options and embedded tags...

With glimpses of Windows Vista builds 5372 and 5421 "Imagine stopping at a gas station to fuel up your car, selecting Standard grade unleaded gasoline, and then filling up your gas tank. Imagine then that your car fails to start and that you discover...

From CNET Quote: " Microsoft has shelved plans to include built-in support for RSA Security's tokens in Windows Vista, even though the company has been testing out the authentication technology for almost two years. In February 2004, Microsoft Chairman...

From eWeek Quote: " Tech Analysis: The Group Policy Management Console will be the primary tool for domainwide Group Policy Objects management for the foreseeable future and that the tool automatically will grow and evolve in step with the Windows operating...

From News.com Quote: " Windows Vista plans to offer you spiffy new graphics, as long as you're not a pirate. With the new operating system, Microsoft is offering plenty of new graphics tricks, including translucent windows, animated flips between open...

From Microsoft Watch Quote: "Microsoft has a code name for the next version of Windows. But what is the planned delivery date for the product, as well as its successor, 'Vienna'? No one's talking, but plenty are speculating. Will the delay in Microsoft...