Is your Windows Vista deployment being blocked by a custom application that won't run on a newer operating system? Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization 1.0 might be what you have been looking for. In this the third in a 5 part series, Gordon Ryan shows how to build and prepare a Windows XP virtual machine that will be deployed to MEDV clients. In this series he will show how to configure MEDV so that when users access an intranet web site it will load in IE6 within a Virtual XP image.
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Is your Windows Vista deployment being blocked by a custom application that won't run on a newer operating system? Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization 1.0 might be what you have been looking for. In this the third in a 5 part series, Gordon Ryan shows how to build and prepare a Windows XP virtual machine that will be deployed to MEDV clients. In this series he will show how to configure MEDV so that when users access an intranet web site it will load in IE6 within a Virtual XP image.
Some big names in the security conference circuit have fallen victim to security breaches. Learn from their mistakes. by Chad Perrin
Spam remains a major problem, as evidenced by the July 2009 edition of the MessageLabs Intelligence Report. Blogger Paul Mah explores a couple of network methods that can be used to mitigate the effect of spam. by Paul Mah
Meredith Little discusses the reasons for and the benefits of researching potential clients. She also advises on where to go for information that will help you determine if you should accept that new contract. by Meredith Little
60 Minutes' Steve Kroft talks with tech industry insiders about the increasing complexity of our gadgetry and the IT support industry that it has spawned. Yet, Bill Detwiler wonders if society's need for support techs will eventually wane or at least shift focus. by Bill Detwiler
In this video from Comic-Con 2009, GameSpot Editor in Chief Ricardo Torres interviews Frank O'Connor and team about the game Halo Legends. by Mary Weilage
If you haven't had time to catch up with TechRepublic this past week, you've come to the right place. TR Out Loud on Video TROLOV highlights the top discussions and members on the boards. by Sonja Thompson
Some experts think that the introductory note you include with your resume is even more important than the resume. Here are three tips for making your cover letter more dynamic. by Toni Bowers
In this GameSpot interview from Comic-Con 2009, actress Sigourney Weaver talks about her character in James Cameron's Avatar: The Game. She reveals that the game is beautiful and that she wouldn't mind living in that world. by Mary Weilage