IT News Roundup, April 18 -- Microsoft Certified Professional Magazine Online

IT News Roundup, April 18

04/18/2005

This week: A look at simulation question scoring; limited availability of sim exams; new Microsoft backup/recovery product; Brazil gets XP Starter; Microsoft completes Groove acquisition; more.

Article links for items mentioned in this week's audiocast:

A Glimpse into Simulations
New Microsoft Sim Exams Still Not Available at Many Prometric Testing Centers
New Network+ Exam To Debut May 1
IT Weekly Roundup, April 15
Microsoft System Center Morphing from Product to Naming Convention
Microsoft Betas Backup and Recovery Product
Exploit Code Published for Unpatched Office Flaw
MBSA Supplement Tool to Help Enterprises Catch MSN Messenger Flaw
Brazil Getting Windows XP Starter Edition
Microsoft to Pay Gateway $150 Million to Settle Antitrust Claims
Microsoft Completes Groove Acquisition

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