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To: ToySoldier who wrote (26641)	4/13/1999 11:01:00 PM
From: PJ Strifas	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 42771

I suppose the didn't show you the 25 utilities or tools that comes bundled (oops...not anymore!) with Windows2000 to make administration "easier". Oh and when you need to manage a resource in another "domain" or "tree" you have to switch utilities. Well, actually you don't, it's the same utility but on a different server. So you close the one you're working in, and click another shortcut to the SAME utility on another server so you can manage resources in that domain. It's like using 2 versions of Word to edit different documents because one is local and the other isn't. Does this sound "easier" to you? Now that MSFT won't be including the necessary tools to manage their directory, what will administrators do? Also the remark from that Canadian manager...you should he didn't mean that companies MSFT didn't consider as competitors was worrying him or that those same companies no longer considered MSFT their "main" competitor? Peter J Strifas