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Doug G
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spyordie007
Junior Member
USA
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 Posted - 08 April 2003 : 03:10:26
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sure there's a "fix" it's called Windows 2000 when patched [insert rolling eye emoticon here]
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seahorse
Senior Member
USA
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Posted - 08 April 2003 : 04:52:11
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| I thought that NT4 is no longer supported by MS? |
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davemaxwell
Access 2000 Support Moderator
USA
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Posted - 08 April 2003 : 06:25:23
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Originally posted by seahorse
I thought that NT4 is no longer supported by MS?
I think there's still minimal support for NT until middle of this year.
Accoring to MS, the reason there's no NT patch is the operating system can't handle a change to that part of the architecture. Seems it would require a large rewrite, something they're not going to do to an OS that is phasing out.... |
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sy
Average Member
United Kingdom
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Posted - 08 April 2003 : 21:16:04
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I never heard about that one today, but microsoft might have provided a way to rectify the issue and make the upgrade easier to handle..
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On a more serious note though, how secure do you think their programs can be designed to be, i mean WRT their security approach if this kind of thing can happen, unless <conspiracy>it's done to encourage early adopters of the new software.</conspiracy>
Should their emphasis be on sales, or prolonged security / essence of their products, I mean, shouldn't they do things right the first time, or fix it before moving onto something else new in the tech tree. |
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dayve
Forum Moderator
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Posted - 08 April 2003 : 22:34:14
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| *raises hand* I still have an NT4 servers at work running MetaFrame 1.8... We've been slowly migrating the Citrix Farm to 2000 with MetaFrame XP so it shouldn't matter soon, but still good to know. |
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