Exchange Answers has launched ExchangeAnswers.org as a destination site to provide up to date information and answers on Microsoft Exchange.

An out-of-cycle patch, critical for all versions of Internet Explorer on 2000, XP, and Vista, has been released. The patch is for ActiveX controls created using Microsoft’s Active Template Library (ATL). Even Windows Server 2003 and 2008 need this patch.

Want to try Windows 7 Ultimate without paying full price? If you delete the "EI.cfg" file on the installation media, which is not as simple as it sounds, you can choose which version of Win7 to install.

Changing tack again, Microsoft will sell upgrade versions of Windows 7 and Family Packs in Europe. The bad news is, the price will be going up.

Michelle LaBrosse tells us that no matter how tough the economic climate is, there is always opportunity to gain control and to continue aiming for success. In this helpful article, she shows how that’s possible.

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CodeTwo Exchange Sync has been released, enabling better data management and synchronization of mobile devices with Microsoft Exchange server public folders.

When Windows 7 is released in October, Microsoft will release an "update" to Vista to make it more like Windows 7. The ribbon framework will be offered as a "recommended update" giving users an option to install it or not.

At least two, otherwise legitimate, programs have been infected by a virus that embeds itself in Borland’s Delphi compiler. Once infected, any executable code compiled will include the malware.

ActiveX has been criticized because it was targeted by malware, now Microsoft pulling it out of Windows Live Hotmail killing the "Attach Photo" option and angering users.

You should create a strong password and change it frequently, but most of us run out of ideas quickly. This article offers a definition of what a strong password should contain and tips for creating your own.