• Making sense of Windows? irrational pricing and licensing | Ed Bott?s Microsoft Report
  Ed offers some advice on how Microsoft should change it's Windows licensing, and they all sound great to me!
  (tags: License Sales )
• 4sysops - Vista x64 contra Vista x86? Does 64-bit offer better performance than 32-bit?
  Thinking of going 64-bit? Here's a good read. I'm running 64-bit with 8GB RAM so I can support multiple VMs at the same time.
  (tags: 64-bit )

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Apple added ASLR and stack buffer safety checking to the Vista version of Quicktime to try and reduce the effectiveness of malicious exploits. Keep reading →

• Apple Adds Anti-Hacker Features to QuickTime
  Apple added ASLR and stack buffer safety checking to the Vista version of Quicktime to try and reduce the effectiveness of malicious exploits.
  (tags: Apple QuickTime ASLR Exploit Security )

• TVTonic brings QuickTime support to Windows Vista Media Center
  Now you can watch podcasts and the like through Media Center.
  (tags: Media Center QuickTime )
• Windows Vista SP1 Beta invitations have been issued
  Apparently some that applied are receiving notices of their approval for a beta release of SP1.
  (tags: SP1 Beta )

Now you can watch podcasts and the like through Media Center. Keep reading →

When you import supported MOV files, Adobe Premiere Elements 3.0.2 crashes and you receive the following error message, “Sorry, a serious error has occurred that requires Premiere Elements to shut down. We will attempt to save your current project.”

The project you are working on cannot be recovered by Premiere Elements and any unsaved edits are lost.

When you try to play a movie file that has an .mov extension by using QuickTime 7 in Windows Vista, you may receive a Stop error message that resembles the following:

STOP 0×0000001A (parameter1, parameter2, parameter3, parameter4)
MEMORY_MANAGEMENT