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Bill Gates says Microsoft won't charge customers for its spyware and pop-up killer.
Bill Gates says Microsoft won't charge customers for its spyware and pop-up killer.
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The Emperor of Cyber-Space has clothes after all. Thanks for the early birthday present, Bill...it's great Anti-Spyware.
(Hint: Bundling IE which is just a browser was a right decision IMO. An OS which can connect to the internet should have certain software that comes standard with with it and a browser is definitely among the things it should have.)
Until that second I never saw or heard of about:blank
Wow, am i angry.
Irfan
- Microsoft listen up, Where is the enterprise console for antispyware
- by February 16, 2005 6:18 AM PST
- Without a way to manage microsoft anti-spyware clinets across a larger enterprise it is just another limited tool for removing spyware, one of many.
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(7 Comments)We need an enterprise monitoring and mangement console, to go with the free client!!
That would be the part worth paying for.