Working with a know-it-all can sometimes be unpleasant. Fred explains how with a look at the <b>TCSH</b> spell correct feature.
With the competition getting tougher everyday, those who are still printing out $STDLISTs and checking errors/aborts manually, are giving their rivals an edge.
An I/O standards war is heating up between the Next Generation I/O Forum and the Future I/O Alliance. Can you afford to take a wait-and-see attitude until a victor emerges?
You can fight it. Or you can accept it. The big "it," of course, is Windows NT. When establishing a meaningful relationship between UNIX and Windows NT technologies, it pays to ask a lot of questions.
NT servers here. NT servers there. It seems that NT servers are everywhere. So, why not combine them into a single server?
In a CIM-ulated world, you can build applications using management data from a variety of sources and different management systems, such as HP Open View, Microsoft SMS, Tivoli Management software and Compaq Insight Manager. WBEM and XML are here - almost - to help.
The time has finally arrived. The so-called PC workstation has reached parity with its UNIX counter part. With its P-class, X-class, Kayak and Brio workstations, HP is ready to benefit
Companies turn to Schumann Security Software's Security Administration Manager to build a repository of "who has access to what."