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SINGAPORE--More than 4,000 copies of Microsoft products were seized in police raids of pirated software in Singapore.

Seven raids were conducted in October, in island heartlands including Toa Payoh, Ang Mo Kio, Marine Parade and Bedok North. This is because activity at the traditional center of pirated goods, Sim Lim Square, has largely been eradicated by police action. The raids turned up more than 4,000 pieces of illegal Microsoft goods.

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Just a remember that NT Compatible has a support message forum. You can register here.

The follow forums are available:

Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000
Applications
Games
Hardware
Networking
Tips & Configuration Tweaks

Windows XP and Windows .NET Server
Applications (XP)
Games (XP)
Hardware (XP)
Networking (XP)
Tips & Configuration Tweaks (XP)

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Windows 9x/ME
Feedback
Other
Buy, Sell or Trade

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3DWin send words of a new tool which can compare the configuration when you activated Windows XP to your current configuration.

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As part of an ongoing commitment to make all its software products useable for everyone, Microsoft Corp. today announced that Microsoft:registered: Windows:registered: XP is the most accessible version of any Microsoft operating system to date. With its built-in accessibility features and compatibility with more than a dozen assistive technology products, the Windows XP operating system enhances accessibility for users with specific vision, hearing, mobility, cognitive and seizure-related disabilities.

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XP LogonUI makes the task of swaping logonui screens easy. Simply select a new logonui file and you're set! You can even preview your logon screens before selecting the one you want.

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Sun Microsystems announced plans Monday to make its new Java Virtual Machine for Microsoft's Windows XP available as a free download.

The new Java Virtual Machine (JVM) allows Java applications--from games to collaboration software--to run on Windows XP.

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