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- Screen gallery: With Vista and IE7's one-two security punch, will the Web be harder to use?
- Screen gallery: With Vista and IE7's one-two security punch, will the Web be harder to use?Reminds me......of...wait. Yes, I've got it. Confusion.If someone with your obvious technical facile is having difficulty, what is the 'average joe' or 'average josette' to do???Well. There it is.The average user doesn't default...
- Tags: Digital media, Digital music, Web browsers, ActiveX/COM/COM+/DCOM, Web, Microsoft Windows Vista, Schare, UAC, whitelist, Microsoft Internet Explorer 7, security
- Discussion threads 2007-02-21
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- AddressGrabber Helped Schare & Associates Save 30% Productive Time
- Owner of Schare & Associates very often analyze the performance and try to come out with ideas to improve the work efficiency. On one such occasion while analyzing the performance, it figured out that they spend too much of productive time on entering leads from emails into ACT! It was...
- Tags: ACT!, eGrabber, Performance Management, E-mail, Web Site Development, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Online Communications, Internet
- Case studies 2009-01-01
- Screen gallery: With Vista and IE7's one-two security punch, will the Web be harder to use?
- Screen Gallery: See the screen gallery that shows in detail how the security in Windows Vista and Internet Explorer 7 looks to prevent the installation of rogue ActiveX components. For as long as I can remember, the architecture behind Microsofts ActiveX software component technology (and its predecessors such as...
- Tags: General, Security, Software Infrastructure, Vista
- Blog posts 2007-02-21
- What comes after IE 7?
- What comes after IE 7?Heavy enough anti-Microsoft spin.The near explicit view is that there's a right way to issue new versions, and Microsoft isn't doing it. Also an unsupported statement that IE 7 is insufficient to persuade those who drifted from IE to return.In short, anti-Microsoft propaganda.Kudos to you,...
- Tags: Web browsers, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Microsoft Internet Explorer 7, Mozilla Corp.
- Discussion threads 2006-10-19
- What comes after IE 7?
- While attending the launch party for IE 7 last night around the corner from our ZDNet offices, I asked Gary Schare, director IE product management, whats coming next for Microsofts browser. Before he addressed that question, he told positioned IE 7 as a "no-brainer" upgrade for IE 6 users for...
- Tags: Web browsers, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Gary Schare, IE Next, Microsoft Internet Explorer 7
- Blog posts 2006-10-19
- IE 7 is done. Nobody panic.
- Microsoft has released to manufacturing the final Internet Explorer IE 7 bits for Windows XP and Windows Server 2003. But that doesnt mean you and/or your organization will actually have them pushed to you via Automatic Update any time soon. This is the rollout schedule, according to Gary Schare,...
- Tags: Microsoft Internet Explorer, Microsoft Internet Explorer 7
- Blog posts 2006-10-18
- Microsoft to push IE7 as an automatic update
- If you’re a Microsoft product manager and you want to make sure that the latest version of Internet Explorer gets on as many computers as possible, how do you handle the upgrade? Why not deliver it automatically? That’s the thought process behind today’s announcement that IE7 will be...
- Tags: Microsoft Internet Explorer 7
- Blog posts 2006-07-26
- Shouldn't vendors practice what they preach?
- Shouldn't vendors practice what they preach?Physician, heal thyselfZDNet does not do anything even remotely "Web 2.0-esque" with the exception of podcasts and RSS (nice APIs guys!), has a site that is falling apart under its own weight, and in general does not have its act together on a technical level....
- Tags: Channel management, Gary Schare, Web
- Discussion threads 2006-04-27
- Shouldn't vendors practice what they preach?
- When Microsoft's Internet Plaforms and Security marketing director Gary Schare indicated that a misleading typo on Microsoft's Web site discovered by a ZDNet reader would be corrected within hours of his reception of my email about the snafu, the first word that came to my mind was "nimble." ...
- Tags: enterprise content management, Web
- Blog posts 2006-04-27
- IE7 on a 66 MHz 486? MS says it's a cut-n-paste error.
- Yesterday, ZDNet reader Bruce Arnold received an email from Microsoft regarding the most recently issued beta version of Internet Explorer 7. Arnold forwarded a copy to ZDNet wondering whether the system requirements portion of the email could actually be so. According to the email and to the...
- Tags: Microsoft Internet Explorer 7, system requirement
- Blog posts 2006-04-27
- Microsoft's 'Eolas patch' to hobble IE this week. Advantage: Firefox
- A ZDNet reader that goes only by the name of John e-mailed me yesterday to remind me that today -- April 11 2006 -- is Internet Explorer's official Eolas day of reckoning. Going out in today's superpatch Tuesday batch of patches is an update to Internet Explorer that will...
- Tags: Eolas Technologies Inc., Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox
- Blog posts 2006-04-11
- Firefox making inroads to the enterprise
- Firefox making inroads to the enterpriseIt's already in our non-validated systems..And is currently undergoing validation for general use and will be included in the next image..All the tech guys have been using it for months!Give me a breakFirefox is not ready for prime time. I was asking my rep about...
- Tags: Web browsers, ISA Server 2004, Firefox experience, developer, Right Now IT, Mozilla Firefox, Web browser, Microsoft Internet Explorer
- Discussion threads 2005-03-24
- Microsoft posts critical configuration patch
- Microsoft posts critical configuration patchMS firewalls and other jokes on security.``The configuration change closed a hole in the Windows firewall settings that could open up PCs to attack if the machines had been set to share files or a printer with the local network, said Gary Schare, director of product...
- Tags: Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2, Firewalls, Operating systems, Microsoft Windows, Service Pack 2, Microsoft Windows Firewall, subnet, Microsoft Corp., Internet, firewall, local subnet, Nothing, security, software
- Discussion threads 2004-12-16
- Firefox surpasses 10 million download mark
- Firefox surpasses 10 million download markPhooey//"It doesn't jibe with what WebSideStory shows, and what neither of these count is corporate intranets where users aren't actually hitting the Web," Gary Schare, Microsoft's director of product management for Windows said of OneStat's statistics.//Exactly - "where users aren't actually hitting the Web." That's...
- Tags: Web browsers, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Corp.
- Discussion threads 2004-12-12
- Firefox cutting into IE's lead
- Firefox cutting into IE's leadUmmmm excuse me""I still believe in the end that most users will decide that IE is the best choice when they take into account all the factors that led them to choose IE in the first place," Schare said."The ONLY reason that MOST people use IE...
- Tags: Web browsers, CNN, OpenOffice, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Microsoft Corp., Web browser
- Discussion threads 2004-11-22
- Microsoft says IE updates possible
- Microsoft says IE updates possibleDon't wait, get help today!Quit wasting time on Microsoft, IE has over 20 known flaws and Microsoft insists that it is part of the OS, so the OS is flawed also.http://www.webcenter.squarespace.com/browser-wars-ie-google/Get Firefox today and move to Linux desktop or Apple MAC, put no faith in Microsoft...
- Tags: Web browsers, XUL, XAML, WebApps, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Microsoft Corp., Web browser
- Discussion threads 2004-11-17
- Mozilla readies Firefox 1.0 release
- Mozilla readies Firefox 1.0 releaseMS is now "actively talking""Schare added that Microsoft was actively talking to its customers about what sorts of things they wanted to see in IE."MS are still talking, great news for them and their customers. BTW what would "passively talking" be like?And FF release is timed...
- Tags: Web browsers, www.mozilla.org, Microsoft Corp., Mozilla Corp., mozilla.org, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Internet Explorer
- Discussion threads 2004-11-08
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