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Tuesday, 18th April 2006
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  • Microsoft offers registry fix to patch IE, Office
  • Oracle wants own Linux version
  • IRS claims Symantec owes US$900M
  • Yahoo plagued by slow email, analysis shows
  • Chinese piracy law helps Windows; Gates hosts Chinese President
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    Microsoft offers registry fix to patch IE, Office
    Microsoft offers some advice for fixing problems that a security fix caused, but beware: the workaround involves editing Windows' registry, a chore usually left to advanced users. More...

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    IRS claims Symantec owes US$900M
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    Yahoo plagued by slow email, analysis shows
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    Chinese piracy law helps Windows; Gates hosts Chinese President
    A new Chinese law mandates all computers sold in China must have paid and pre-installed operating systems. In related news, Chinese President Hu Jintao's visits Microsoft this week. More...

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