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Microsoft Special Issue:
I don't normally quote directly from Microsoft, but this is one of those instances where it is better to get it direct from the horses' mouth... Summary Microsoft was recently alerted by Internet Security Systems, Inc.'s X-Force team (http://www.iss.net) of an issue with the way Microsoft(R) Exchange Server 5.5 and 5.0 process certain SMTP and NNTP protocol commands. By exploiting this vulnerability, a malicious attacker could cause specific Exchange services to stop responding. This issue does not affect Exchange Server 4.0. This issue involves a denial of service vulnerability that can potentially be used by someone with malicious intent to unexpectedly cause multiple components of the Microsoft Exchange Server to stop. It cannot be used to crash the underlying operating system, or affect other non-Exchange components on the system. The purpose of this bulletin is to inform Microsoft customers of this issue, its applicability to Microsoft products, and the availability of countermeasures Microsoft has developed to further secure its customers. Affected Software Versions What Microsoft is Doing The Microsoft Exchange team has produced hotfixes for Microsoft Exchange Server versions 5.5 and 5.0. What customers should do Microsoft strongly recommends that customers running Microsoft Exchange Server version 5.5 or 5.0 should install the appropriate hotfixes. These hotfixes are currently available at the following locations.
Exchange Server 5.0 ALL LANGUAGES:
Exchange Server 5.5 ENGLISH: Microsoft Exchange 4.0 is not affected.
There is a new Service Pack For Microsoft Small Business Server now downloadable. This latest upgrade to SBS offers a few interesting enhancements, including many that were requested by customers. These include updates to IE, client memory clients, and much more.
Microsoft have entered the somewhat crowded fray of web graphics tools with Liquid Motion. It does have some quite nifty features and is of course built to be integrated into the wider MS environment including Front Page and InterDev. If you are a web developer you should certainly check out the demo at the MS web site.
New Microsoft Access Address Book Thesis and Term Paper Templates for Word 97 Latest Office Assistant, F1 the Robot New version of Intellipoint (version 2.2)
Have you tried the export option in Outlook 98 to save to another location on the network. You'll find that the exported file ends up being saved on your local hard drive. This is a known bug with Outlook 98 which does not understand the "UNC" path format (i.e. \\computer\shared) and treats it as a local file. Outlook will export to a networked drive if it is mapped to a drive letter (i.e. X:\filename)
Subject: Re: Marx Newsgroups: uk.misc On Fri, 17 Jul 1998 08:27:48 +0000, MMM wrote: >This is the third in the series of letters >Marx [age 25] wrote to his friend, Arnold Ruge, >during 1843 -- it is also the last in the eight >letter exchange. Marx and Ruge would include >the entire series in the first and only edition >of their joint venture, the _Deutsch-Franzosische >Jahrbucher_, February 1844. This is about the seventeenth in a series of letters I (age 8) wrote to Santa Claus during 1975 - it is also the last in that year's exchange. Dear Santa I have been a good boy this yeer and I would like a subuteyo for Xmas please, with the floodlights as well, and the Liverpool away strip team. Can I also have a chocolat oringe and emancipation of the werking classes. Love Iain
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