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May 14, 2008

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1.	Internet Explorer 8 Shows Promise
2.	The Multi-Core Muddle
3.	Multi-Core Morass
4.	Redmond's 12th Annual IT Salary Survey: Break out the Bubbly
5.	Microsoft Watchers Are Missing the Boat
6.	Keep Your Disk Drives Healthy
7.	VPN Concentrators: A Must for Small Business
8.	Wagging the Finger
9.	Spring Cleaning for AD
10.	Mi5 Networks' Webgate Fills Security Holes

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Microsoft Releases 3 Critical Patches
May 13, 2008
On Tuesday, Redmond rolled out four patches for the month of May as expected, with three deemed "Critical" and one "Moderate."
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5/14/08	Gates Highlights R&D at CES08, Unveils Microsoft Touch Wall
5/14/08	Vista Vulnerability Study Puts Microsoft on Defensive
5/14/08	Icahn Buys Yahoo Shares, Spurring Proxy War Rumors
5/13/08	Windows Essential Server Previews Announced
5/13/08	UPDATED: U.K. Education Group Escalates Microsoft Complaints
5/13/08	HP Officially Announces EDS Buy for $13.9 Billion
5/13/08	New VMware Deployment, Disaster Recovery Apps Available

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•	Webgate 005
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•	Perfecting Project Management
•	Build an IT Structure for Compliance

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Wagging the Finger

Admins need to wean themselves from the GUI and embrace the command line.
by Greg Shields
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Cover Story:
The Multi-Core Muddle
by Doug Barney
PCs are moving to multi-core as operating systems, applications and languages struggle to keep up.
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Features
•	VPN Concentrators: A Must for Small Business
•	Spring Cleaning for AD
•	Management Leaps Ahead
•	In Search of Desktop Search

Columns
•	Barney's Rubble: Multi-Core Morass
•	Beta Man: Internet Explorer 8 Shows Promise
•	Never Again: I'll Tell You Where to Put That CD
•	Never Again: Sometimes You Have to Say No
•	Mr. Roboto: Showstopper
•	Windows Insider: Wagging the Finger
•	Security Advisor: The New Face of Internet Threats
•	Foley on Microsoft: Microsoft Watchers Are Missing the Boat

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