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From: sammy™ -_-	2/25/2007 12:16:24 AM
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Omega. Omega professional suite. stardock.com --- In Windows Vista it is now possible to resize partitions without any data loss in the new Disk Management console even without rebooting Windows. Windows Disk Management console now allows users to shrink, extend, create, and format partitions. The new resizing features allow users to shrink a single partition with unused space, and then create a new partition in the resulting free space, as well as extending a current partition if there is available free space after it. Steps: 1. Click on the vista orb(start menu) 2. Right Click Computer 3. Click Manage 4. Accept the UAC Dialog 5. Select Disk Management on the left hand side of the Computer Management Window 6. Right Click C:\ or what ever drive leter you wish to resize. 7. Select Shrink Volume or Extend Volume. --- Microsoft Launches New Tools to Help Companies Move to Windows Vista itnewsonline.com --- A new version of the Windows Update offline scan file is available microsoft.com --- What happens if you tear up a credit card application, tape it back together and send it in? Someone did just that to see if it would be accepted The Torn-Up Credit Card Application cockeyed.com --- Stolen Data securescience.net --- Speak-N-Sploit on Vista Trojan_5d_2Just when you thought your computer wasn't listening to you, it turns out Vista is listening to you, that mp3 file someone just emailed you, and even a malicious website with recorded audio isc.sans.org

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