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Urgent
Action: Download and Install the Latest Windows Security Update
This
critical update helps protect Microsoft Internet Explorer users
from having their personally identifiable information automatically
sent to a malicious website.
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| Meet Microsoft Recruiters at the following U.S.
career fairs and conferences:
Check our website for future events at http://www.microsoft.com/careers/events/ Microsoft
Management Summit 2004: Manage With Vision
Register now to attend the Microsoft Management Summit (MMS) 2004.
MMS 2004 is the premier event for learning how Microsoft's management
solutions can help your company today. MMS 2004 will build on the
five previous Microsoft management events, continuing the strong
track record of technical training provided through hands-on labs
and in-depth breakout sessions with Microsoft program managers
and industry experts. Learn
more...
Find The
Latest Security Events And Webcasts
The Microsoft Security Program Guide provides an easy way to locate
the topics and event locations that best suit your needs. Learn
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Tales
From the Script
"What's Wrong with My Script?" Find out from The Scripting Guys. Learn
more...
Tackle Common
Tasks With These How-to Resources
How-to articles are designed to provide IT professionals with step-by-step
procedures for accomplishing common networking tasks. How-to articles
cover a wide range of tasks and ability levels. Start here to get
the latest insights on working with Microsoft products and technologies. Learn
more...
Introducing
the New Microsoft Learning Site
Spurred by the desire customers have for easier access to instructional
and reference resources, Microsoft has unified three of its business
units into one: Microsoft Learning. Microsoft Training and Certification,
Microsoft Press, and Microsoft TechNet subscriptions have joined
forces to establish a central source for integrated learning solutions.
The Microsoft Learning group provides training, books, skills assessments,
certifications, and online reference materials to enable more powerful
usage of Microsoft technology. Learn
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Get
To Know Our Execs
From Steve Ballmer to Steve Schiro, read Microsoft executive biographies,
recent speeches, published writing and profiles. Learn
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Microsoft
Quarterly Revenue Tops $10 Billion
Launch of Office 2003 and strength in PC market fuels demand for
desktop software. Learn
More ...Microsoft's
Top 10 New Year's Resolutions for IT Organizations
Q and A: Executives responsible for keeping Microsoft's own 55,000
employees wired in 85 countries share secrets of an annual "must-do" list
for IT pros. Learn
More ...How to Tell
If a Microsoft Security-Related Message Is Genuine
Microsoft regularly sends e-mail to subscribers of our security
e-mail notification services when we release a Microsoft Security
Bulletin. Unfortunately, malicious individuals have been known
to send bogus bulletins that appear to be coming from Microsoft,
a tactic known as spoofing. Learn how to tell if the messages you
are receiving are genuine. Learn
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Medical
Diagnostic and Treatment Software Holds Potential to Save Lives
and Improve Patient Care Worldwide
Sagestone Consulting and the non-profit Robertson Research Institute
chose the Microsoft .NET Framework and Visual Studio .NET development
tools as the foundation for NxOpinion, a medical decision-support
software program that deliversup-to-date information about hundreds
of diseases and ailments to physicians via Pocket PCs, Tablet PCs
and desktop computers. Learn
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United
Nations and Microsoft Announce Technology Partnership To Combat
Poverty in Developing Nations
Joint initiatives will help achieve Millennium Development Goals
through technology resources and IT expertise. Learn
More ...Microsoft
Announces More Than $25 Million in Unlimited Potential Grants
Microsoft has announced its second round of Unlimited Potential
grants, worth more than $25 million in cash and software, to help
nonprofit organizations worldwide bridge the digital divide. Learn
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