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Newsletter Archive: 2004
Windows XP TaskList Utility
One of the great new command-line utilities that is now a part of Windows XP is one called TaskList. This handy utility displays a list of all applications and their processes running on a computer. This information can be saved to a text file, or used with other utilities, such as the TaskKill utility described in the next tip. Here is the proper syntax for using the TaskList utility:

http://www.winxpdigest.com/2004/1229.html
12.29.04
How To Backup Windows XP Home Edition
Your computer cost you from hundreds to thousands of dollars, but the computer itself is not the most valuable part. The data on the hard disk is the most valuable part. How many hours of work did you put into creating that data? One little event, like a power line spike from a lightning strike, and all that work could be lost. Unfortunately, backing up with Windows XP Home Edition is not as simple as it should be.

http://www.winxpdigest.com/2004/1217.html
12.17.04
Fallout From SP2
A top expert in aiding corporations and other large-scale enterprises maintain their computer networks says network managers still are experiencing significant fallout from users' installing for themselves the latest security enhancements to Microsoft's Windows XP operating system.

http://www.winxpdigest.com/2004/1119.html
11.19.04
Plus! SuperPack For Windows XP
Plus! SuperPack is the ultimate enhancement pack for Windows XP, enabling consumers to personalize their PCs with screen savers and themes, enjoy exciting games, and do more with digital photos, music and home movies.

http://www.winxpdigest.com/2004/1022.html
10.22.04
ScriptLogic Wins Seven Categories Of Pro Readers' Choice Awards
ScriptLogic Corporation Dominates Management Category; Wins in Seven Categories in the Third Annual Awards.

http://www.winxpdigest.com/2004/0917.html
09.17.04
Microsoft Moves Closer to Windows XP Service Pack 2
Microsoft made the second release candidate of the XP service pack available to beta testers, but did not signal a due date for the official, final release of XP SP2. However, industry observers such as Yankee Group senior analyst Laura DiDio, indicated that Microsoft appears to be on track for the release that is now expected this summer.

http://www.winxpdigest.com/2004/0618.html
06.18.04
Sygate Introduces Security Solution For Windows XP Devices
Sygate Technologies, the market leader of enterprise endpoint security solutions, introduced today the Sygate Security Agent for Windows XP Embedded, the first value-added endpoint security solution for Microsoft Windows XP Embedded-based devices such as point-of-sale terminals, public kiosks, ATMs, and other network-connected systems including medical, gaming, and manufacturing control systems.

http://www.winxpdigest.com/2004/0521.html
05.21.04
Microsoft Preps Next Release Candidate For Windows XP Service Pack2
Microsoft plans to make available Release Candidate 2 of Windows XP Service Pack 1 in May in preparation for final availability during the first half of 2004, company executives said during a briefing on Tuesday.

http://www.winxpdigest.com/2004/0423.html
04.23.04
Everyone has stake in cybersecurity, says Ballmer
Everyone, from computer users to software suppliers to government agencies, is responsible for cybersecurity, says Microsoft chief executive officer Steve Ballmer.

Although Ballmer did not reveal new security initiatives, he outlined the steps Microsoft has taken since its chairman and chief software architect Bill Gates called for security to become a top priority for the company in January 2002.

http://www.winxpdigest.com/2004/0409.html
04.09.04
Windows XP security gets tighter
Microsoft is preparing an update to Windows XP that is intended to make the operating system more secure. Dubbed Service Pack 2 (SP2) the update will close some loopholes that virus writers and malicious hackers have exploited to infect or take over PCs. The add-on for XP will also include extras that block pop-up ads by default and give users a clearer picture of how secure their system is.

http://www.winxpdigest.com/2004/0402.html
04.02.04
Windows XP's Big Security Fix
If you've been longing for a more secure version of Windows, Windows XP Service Pack 2, due in mid-2004, should fit the bill. A response to the electronic attacks that crippled Windows PCs worldwide last year, Windows XP SP2 is a crucial upgrade centered on what Microsoft calls security technologies.

http://www.winxpdigest.com/2004/0220.html
02.20.04
Understanding DNS In Windows XP Professional
This article will provide a beginning overview of the DNS service provided by Windows 2000 server and how it interacts in Windows XP Professional environments.

Domain Name System Overview

http://www.winxpdigest.com/2004/0123.html
01.23.04
Windows XP System Restore Tool
Needless to say, just about every system administrator has come across a situation where they installed a patch or application and then had to deal with a system that didn’t work as it was supposed to. To that end, you may also have some trigger-happy user on your network who managed to install an application that later caused you grief.

http://www.winxpdigest.com/2004/0109.html
01.09.04

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