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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 30, 2001
Page
15
A chaotic mixed report covers AOL Time Warner email system issues and a Windows XP blocking feature. It notes Microsoft prize promotions for snitching on coworkers and warnings about XP installation controls, plus file sharing risks and potential data monitoring. The piece cites Wingene CD limits and broad market implications.
The review highlights Office XP upgrades including automatic save during crashes, Task Panes, and Smart Tags that suggest spellings, provide links, and auto refresh stock quotes. It notes XML driven Smart Tags, integration with MSN services, and Outlook 2002 security blocks on unsafe attachments, with system requirements and cost considerations.
Hollywood and the music business push for an injunction against Aimster to curb unauthorized swapping of songs and other media after Napster victory. RIAA cites Aimster’s broader access to movies and software. MPAA weighs joining actions and Scout Inc. case.
Internet chats list David Byrne discussing Look Into the Eyeball and Shaggy promoting Hotshot with over five million copies sold. Also include teen relationship advice chat with a syndicated columnist and others featuring Bebo Norman and Susan Miller among others with various URLs and times.
A cluttered schedule lists Dora the Explorer episodes on Nickelodeon and related shows with Boots in various predicaments including a surprise party, a hole in Benny’s balloon, treasure chest search, and Boots losing a boot. Also notes tech segments with Al Fasoldti, a FBI clue in The Lone Gunmen, and library computer classes at Soule Branch Library in Syracuse with contact details.
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