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Gone are the days when QA and software testing departments used multiple disparate, outdated applications to plan, manage, and execute their day�to�day work. With the Web moving towards 3.0, Enterprise tools are getting 2.0ish with companies introducing RSS, blogging, collective intell

I have been using binocular telescopes ever since middle school. Of course, when I first got into it, they were pretty low powered. I could see the moon in great detail, occasionally catch Venus when it was close, and get a brighter picture of a few nearby stars. That was about it.

Here is an useful introduction to some of the threats posed by the use of HTML emails, as well some of the simple, but effective measures to prevent such situations.

Here is an article that analyzes the results of independent tests performed by PC Magazine Romania comparing the AXIGEN Mail Server against two open source alternatives, Sendmail (with Dovecot) and Postfix (with Cyrus):

Here is an useful introduction to some of the threats posed by the use of HTML emails, as well some of the simple, but effective measures to prevent such situations.

Has the Age of Camelot arrived for a second time in our life time? Caroline Kennedy, the daughter of America's first era of Camelot, thinks so.

Before answers ... dreams. There was a dream, then there was Rosa Parks... then there was John Glenn!

How does a hyper paranoid maniac like JK Ellis create a cult like following and still manage to protect himself from over-exposure?

Part 3 of a 4 part look at Microsoft's reasoning for upgrading to Vista. The Tennessee Mountain Man and Computerman found flawed reasoning more like that of a third grader. The last part will be published tomorrow.

Part 2 of 4 of a look at Microsoft's 100 top reasons to change to the Vista operating system. One Hundred reasons to smile according to Microsoft. Not so fast says The Tennessee Mountain Man.

It wasn’t until the late 20th century that the 2D barcode model appeared. This new cube shaped version of a barcode was pretty cool, because it could be coded to represent a lot more data

The 2D barcode model does work and even wins out from a cool factor standpoint, but it introduces a number of complexities that can be challenging for both advertisers and end users. Visit web site for 2D barcode model

There are no secrets here. Everything I cover is published in the windows help files or scattered across the Microsoft website. Perhaps it is compiled in a somewhat more usable form here. At least it will keep you from having to do the searches, from sifting out the chaff, and from sorting the us

Every company must not only be prepared for a server failure but also for the destruction of the entire office. Every disaster recovery plan should include storing a copy of the company’s data in a secure, offsite location. These are some options for storing backup data.

Before corporations make the decision to use IM regularly, they need secure, achievable, and auditable real-time capabilities. Current IM products from AOL, Microsoft, and Yahoo are easy to hack.

Computer Forensics is a fast emerging field in which services can be provided by large companies or by individuals like you and me. The scope of this article is to clearly define the potential in this business and how to go about capitalising on this boom.