Archive: Posts Tagged ‘Support’

Support for Office XP ends

Office May 18th, 2011

After more than ten years, Microsoft is ending the Office XP support in July 2011. From this time on, no new patches—including security patches—for the software will be provided. This is part of the normal software life cycle, offering five years of Mainstream Support followed by five more years of Extended Support. Microsoft helps you to switch to the current program version, Office 2010, with several measures.

Support for Windows 2000, XP and Vista RTM is ending

Microsoft, Windows June 1st, 2010

Soon, Microsoft is ending support for Windows XP Service Pack 2 and Windows Vista RTM (without Service Pack). It is recommended to upgrade corresponding systems.

End of Life for Microsoft’s Usenet

Microsoft May 7th, 2010

Microsoft is going to close its activities in the usenet. Users are called to switch from newsgroups to the company’s forums.

Messenger problems: Solving Messenger error code 81000306 at sign-in

Messenger problems April 3rd, 2010

Some of you have problems while trying to sign in to Messenger, receiving error code 81000306. Let’s take a look at the solution.

iPhone users really want to get Adobe Flash

Browsers February 11th, 2010

For years, Apple has been prohibiting the Flash technology on iPhone, iPod touch and lately on iPad too. However, user interest is quite high, according to current statistics by Adobe.

Windows 7 is out. What now?

Windows 7 October 23rd, 2009

Windows 7 is generally available since yesterday. Never have the expectations for a new operating system been as high as this time, as we as end users have never been integrated into finding ideas for a new Windows, like we have this time. On top of that, Windows Vista has moved to the storage siding and is called a big flop by some people. Surely expectations climb up then – can Windows 7 embrace them?

More than 20,000 Hotmail passwords leaked

Windows Live October 6th, 2009

Several thousands passwords for European users of Microsoft’s e-mail and identity service Hotmail/Windows Live ID have been published on the Web, according to information published by Neowin. The Windows Live team states:
We immediately requested that the credentials be removed and launched an investigation to determine the impact to customers. As part of that investigation, [...]

Upcoming project releases at mynetx Creations

Stuff October 3rd, 2009

I thought it was about time to let you know what I am currently working on. While you can find the complete list at the Projects page, here is a summary of the most interesting bits.
MPLCode
A Messenger Plus! script for sending/receiving programming codes formatted instead of plain-text.
WLMStatus
Allows to display your current Messenger status on [...]

Messenger: more information about messages not being sent problem

Messenger problems September 15th, 2009

In the last hours, the number of people with problems to send instant messages through Windows Live Messenger’s network has greatly increased, fact that alerted the Windows Live Messenger team about possible server problems.

The problem seems to have been solved, as said at MessengerSays blog, and we’ve been getting more information about the [...]

Yahoo sta socializzando—o semplicemente copiando Windows Live?

Web September 1st, 2009

Yahoo! ha aggiornato Messenger e Mail con numerose nuove funzioni

Invia e-mail con allegati di dimensione superiore a 25 MB (invece di 10 MB).
Web mail: funzione Calendario e Note combinato.
Aggiungi gli allegati trascinandoli direttamente dal tuo desktop al sito.
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