Joris Evers

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Windows XP SP2 could break existing applications

When Microsoft Corp. releases Service Pack 2 for Windows XP later this year, some software developers may find their applications no longer work on updated Windows machines.

Microsoft rethinks unified pricing strategy

Microsoft Corp. is studying ways to offer its software at different price points around the world, signaling a possible departure from its unified global pricing practice.

Microsoft links Office with eBay

Microsoft Corp. and eBay Inc. on Monday delivered tools that enable links between the 2003 editions of Excel and FrontPage and the eBay online auction service.

Microsoft mulls extra Windows release before Longhorn

Microsoft Corp. is pondering ways to add functionality to Windows XP after the release of Service Pack 2 later this year. The discussions, under the project name Windows XP Reloaded, could result in an interim release of Windows before Longhorn.

Gates promotes Microsoft’s security efforts

Microsoft Corp. is "on the right track" in securing its software, the company's chairman and chief software architect Bill Gates said Tuesday in a presentation that included new details on a Windows XP update and the company's spam-fighting efforts.

Leak prompts Microsoft to audit Windows code

Microsoft Corp. is conducting a security review of the Windows 2000 and NT 4.0 source code leaked onto the Internet earlier this month to determine if there is any risk to its customers, the company said.

Windows source code leak leads to IE hole

A bug hunter claims to have uncovered a security flaw in Microsoft Corp.'s Internet Explorer (IE) 5 Web browser by studying Windows source code that was leaked this month.

Windows source code leak leads to IE hole

A bug hunter claims to have uncovered a security flaw in Microsoft Corp.'s Internet Explorer (IE) 5 Web browser by studying Windows source code that was leaked last week.

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