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whitepaper Making Your Site Work With IE7 Security0000-00-00 Microsoft
  The presenter of this webcast takes a deep look at the enhancements in IE7 that make users safer. Site developers will be interested to learn about the opportunities provided by High Assurance Security Certificates and InfoCard as well as the potential impact of new features like the Phishing Filter and changes to SSL handling. Add-in developers and sites that use add-ins will want to learn about how Protected Mode and ActiveX Opt-in affect controls.

Tags: Internet and Web, Security Administration		   
whitepaper Huntington Bank Saves $58,000 a Year Using Unicenter Output Management Web Viewer0000-00-00 CA (Computer Associates)
  Like many large financial institutions, Huntington National Bank uses a mainframe computer to store and process most of its data. Initially, to give its large base of PC users access to the data on the mainframe, Huntington implemented terminal emulation software that ran on the PC. For the users, however, the mainframe still remained unfamiliar and difficult to navigate; so, even with the terminal emulation software, it was a challenge to get the information they needed in a format they could use. Huntington selected Unicenter Output Management Web Viewer (Unicenter OM Web Viewer) from CA to address this challenge. Unicenter OM Web Viewer is a centralized document viewing tool accessible from anywhere via a web browser.

Tags: Enterprise Planning		   
whitepaper The Multimodal Presentation Dashboard2007-02-27 AT&T Intellectual Property
  The multimodal presentation dashboard allows users to control and browse presentation content such as slides and diagrams through a multimodal interface that supports speech and pen input. In addition to control commands (e.g. "Take me to slide 10"), the system allows multimodal search over content collections. For example, if the user says "Get me a slide about internet telephony," the system will present a ranked series of candidate slides that they can then select among using voice, pen, or a wireless remote. As presentations are loaded, their content is analyzed and language and understanding models are built dynamically. This approach frees the user from the constraints of linear order allowing for a more dynamic and responsive presentation style.

Tags: Mobile and Wireless, Office Suites		   
whitepaper View and Create Tasks on a SharePoint Site by Using Outlook0000-00-00 Microsoft
  A user can connect to tasks lists on a SharePoint site and make changes to them by using Microsoft Office Outlook 2007. If the user spends a lot of time working with e-mail, he may find it easier to work with a tasks list from a SharePoint site directly in Office Outlook 2007, instead of switching to his site in a Web browser.

Tags: Office Suites, Office Suites		   
whitepaper Creating Browser Enabled Forms With InfoPath 20070000-00-00 Microsoft
  The presenter of this webcast explains how to create and publish browser-enabled forms with InfoPath 2007 and Forms Services in Office SharePoint Server 2007.

Tags: Software Development Tools, Office Suites		   
whitepaper Building Solutions With InfoPath 20070000-00-00 Microsoft
  This webcast shows what's new in Infopath 2007 and how the user can work with newly introduced Forms Services to reach out a broader range of clients - including web browsers.

Tags: Enterprise Planning, Software Development Tools		   
whitepaper Maximizing Site Visitor Trust Using Extended Validation SSL2007-02-13 Verisign
  Online companies can visually demonstrate their identity to customers using compatible high security browsers - and customers are able to confirm this identity before trusting sites. This opportunity comes as a result of the greatest development in the Web's secure backbone in over 10 years. It is the introduction of a new kind of SSL Certificate, the first since the technology's origin more than a decade ago. These new certificates are called Extended Validation (EV) SSL Certificates. The Extended Validation architecture has been designed to offer reliable Web site identity information to end consumers so that they can make the best possible decisions about which sites to trust.

This white paper explores these changes and:
  • Describes how Extended Validation works
  • Explains SSL's identity promise


Tags: E-commerce - E-Business, E-commerce - E-Business, Authentication - Encryption, Authentication - Encryption		   
whitepaper SASNetCopy Configuration and Deployment0000-00-00 SAS Institute
  This paper provides technical details about the configuration and deployment of Java Class libraries. The underlying reason for developing a client installation of Java Class libraries was to enable applets developed using webAF to be executed without the additional overhead of downloading SAS provided Java classes. Since webAF applets require the use of the Java Plug-in, it is safe to assume that the client browser is using either Internet Explorer (version 4.0 and higher) or Netscape Navigator (version 4.0 and higher) due to the restrictions imposed by the Plug-in.

Tags: Software Development Tools		   
whitepaper EV Upgrader: Enabling Windows XP Clients for Extended Validation2007-02-06 VeriSign
  Extended Validation SSL Certificates offer online businesses the opportunity to demonstrate their genuine identity to site visitors. By doing so they can maximise visitor confidence and increase the total amount of business on the site. In order to ensure that the most possible site visitors are able to observe that the site has passed Extended Validation (EV) authentication and enjoy the increased confidence that accompanies this knowledge, VeriSign has created VeriSign EV Upgrader - the first-ever solution to enable all visiting Windows Internet Explorer 7 (IE7) browsers to detect EV SSL Certificates and display them appropriately.

Tags: Desktop Client OS, Authentication - Encryption		   
whitepaper Mitsui Singapore Turns Data Into Extreme Business Intelligence0000-00-00 Microsoft
  Located at Asia's trading crossroads, Mitsui's Singapore office was bombarded with raw business data every day. As the amount of data grew, pouring through spreadsheets to unlock critical business intelligence was becoming increasingly time consuming and inefficient. The search was on for a solution that automatically consolidated data and delivered the right information and analytics to the right people quickly and reliably. Thanks to a solution from PsiberNet Systems, based on Microsoft technology, Mitsui Singapore's managers are now receiving personalized, graphical information on markets, customers and company performance every time they open their e-mail or Web browser.

Tags: Internet and Web, Data Tools