Hi todos,

Hace unos meses, tenía el placer de resolver David Feng, director de servicios técnicos adentro Systex Corporation en Taiwán. Él ha estado implicado en las tecnologías de Microsoft por muchos años y era parte de nuestro Gravamen del hardware de Windows Vista Programa beta. ¡Su participación ha sido dominante al éxito de nuestro lanzamiento y deseo agradecerlo así como los diez de millares de otros usuarios beta hacia fuera allí! ¡Gracias!

Debajo está una gran historia del éxito sobre cómo Systex Corporation podía utilizar Gravamen del hardware de Windows Vista herramienta para asistir a Sporton International Inc. en la aceleración del despliegue de Windows Vista. Si usted desea saber golpear su proyecto de Windows con el pie Vista en el engranaje alto (o fuera del segundo engranaje), lea el ¦€ del onâ

La compañía móvil principal de la certificación de las comunicaciones en Taiwán, Sporton International Inc. deseó aumentar su sistema operativo de la edición y de Windows profesionales XP de Windows® 2000 a Windows Vista®. La compañía deseó saber cuáles de sus computadoras eran

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Si usted no los ha conseguido - esos carteles geeky de la aplicación del julio de 2007 el compartimiento de TechNet que visualiza las varios características y componentes del servidor 2008 de Windows - va ya los consigue aquí, aliste para imprimir:-)

If you’ve used Windows XP on a Tablet PC, then you’re probably aware that it wasn’t very easy to select multiple files when in Tablet mode. Luckily, Windows Vista changed this to make it a lot easier to navigate via Windows Explorer and use the Tablet functionality of your Tablet PC. It may not seem like a big difference at first glance, but it matters.

When you hover over any group of files with your Tablet PC pen, a checkbox appears to the left of the file. Tapping this box will check it and allow you to continue selecting more files. Once all the files you need are selected, you can then move, copy or delete them as a single group.

If Tablet checkboxes aren’t already enabled on your Tablet PC (or UMPC), it’s simple to add them:

1. Open a folder (such as Documents)
2. Tap or click ‘Organize’
3. Choose Folder and Search Options
4. Select View tab
5. Click or tap ‘Use check boxes to select items’
6. Click OK

You can now select multiple files by using the checkboxes whenever

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Google Inc. is developing a new search service for cellphones that will help consumers find and buy ringtones, games and other mobile content as the Internet company pushes more deeply into wireless, people familiar with the matter say.

Google already offers cellphone users a version of its popular engine for searching the Web. Now the company wants to go beyond just looking up Web pages, effectively becoming a gateway for finding and paying for mobile media content.

With the new system, users would search for a piece of content — say, a U2 ringtone — and get back a list of providers as well as links enabling them to easily purchase the material. Eventually, Google would charge companies for high placement in the search results, much the way it offers “sponsored links” on computer Web searches, the people familiar with the plans say.

The company has been working for months with content providers — including large entertainment companies and smaller mobile-media aggregators — to index their material and make it available via mobile search. But the project has been marred by a series of technical delays, people familiar with the matter say, illustrating that there’s a learning…

Just documenting an error:

Error Message: System Cannot Log You on Because Domain <Computername> Is Not Available

SUMMARY

An error “System Cannot Log You on Because Domain <Computername> Is Not Available” appears when you try to log on to Windows.

SYMPTOMS

When the user tries to log on to the computer in the Log On dialog, it will fail with the error “System Cannot Log You on Because Domain <Computername> Is Not Available”. Log on using safe mode will not work either.

For instructions on resolving this issue, please see: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555939

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