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Microsoft puts end to Windows 98 support
July 11, 2006
The company will no longer issue security updates or provide support for Windows 98, Windows ME.
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Too many chefs in Microsoft's kitchen?
June 21, 2006
With Bill Gates stepping away, Microsoft is making moves to become less of a one-man show.
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No rush to move into new Office
October 20, 2003
Behind-the-scenes complexity in the new version of Microsoft's widely used software package means that businesses are likely to take their time before installing Office System.
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Patent spat forces businesses to upgrade Office
January 30, 2006
Microsoft tells customers worldwide they may need to install updated software after it loses a patent dispute in court.
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Watch out with metadata in Vista, analysts warn
December 22, 2005
Microsoft Vista will let users tag files with metadata, but that could cause embarrassing data disclosure, Gartner says.
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Buying Vista? Get a guarantee
January 29, 2007
It's hard to know if your PC is truly Vista-compatible, experts say. But some retailers are trying to cut the confusion.
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Office upgrade could trap many businesses
February 7, 2006
A patent setback for Microsoft means more businesses may be pushed into using tweaked Office than suggested.
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Microsoft: Fast start for Vista in businesses
September 29, 2006
When it arrives, the much-delayed Windows update will have double XP's rate of adoption, Redmond says. Not everyone's so sure.
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Microsoft delays Office 2007 again
June 29, 2006
Tells people they'll have to wait longer than thought for the update to the productivity tools.
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Microsoft Canada leaks Vista pricing
August 28, 2006
The software maker's Canadian Web site briefly posts prices for Windows Vista's many editions. Screenshots: Amazon selling Vista
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Plan A for Microsoft
November 6, 2003
Is Microsoft's new version of Windows, code-named Longhorn, a radical innovation or a return to the company's winner-take-all software strategy from a decade ago?
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