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• Microsoft Office 2010: An Intriguing Beta The revised productivity suite brings interface tweaks, modest but useful desktop innovations, and integration with minimalist Web apps.
• ComicBase Free Organizes Your Comic Book and Graphic Novel Collection Handle comic collections up to 500 comics massive free database and organizer ComicBase Free.
• Fix a Corrupt Outlook Profile Step one: don't panic! It's scary when Outlook won't run and gives you nothing but cryptic error messages, but there may be a fairly simple fix.
• Bailout Data may Go Online Congress is considring building a bailout database where taxpayers ould track funds.
• MDB Viewer Plus Lets You View Microsoft Database Files Without Access Look at MDB files without Access with the simple--sometimes too simple--MDB Viewer Plus.
• Table Tool Makes Portable Databases...But Do They Have Enough Power? This extremely minimalist database might meet some users' needs.
• Corel Home Office Suite for Netbooks Takes Office Basics on the Road This svelte, intuitive office suite offers the document, spreadsheet, and presentation basics at a nice price.
• U.S. Government Records Go Online in Volume The White House will make more than 100,000 data sources available soon on its data.gov site.
• Zeno Stash Lets You Tote Your Text on a Portable Drive This ultra-portable system stores text data to take with you everywhere.
• How to Build and Share Databases on the Web Make your business data available from anywhere with a strong, secure Web-based database. Here's how.
• Google, VMware Draw Battle Line in the Clouds What's more beneficial? Building highly virtualized data centers inside your own firewalls or outsourcing to public cloud providers such as Google and Amazon?
• After Attacks, Excel Update Due From Microsoft UPDATE: Both Microsoft and Oracle are due to release security updates on Tuesday
• Oracle to Release Major Enterprise Manager Upgrade Oracle is introducing a major upgrade to its Enterprise Manager platform on Tuesday.
• Organize Your Life Across All Your Devices With Evernote If you suffer from info-dysphoria, this simple, Web-based tool can help you clear and ease your mind.
• Google, IBM Team on Health Records Project A project for the Continua Health Alliance takes health records from medical personnel's PDAs to databases.
• Oracle Updates Tuxedo Transaction Processing Platform Oracle has updated the Tuxedo transaction processing platform acquired through its purchase of BEA Systems.
• 10 New Year's Resolutions for Your Business Looking for ways to pep up your business this year? These 10 tips can help you prepare for security challenges and get organized.
• Delve Into Database Files With CDBF You've inherited a database file--but not the expensive software that created it. Fear not! With CDBF, you still have a crack at that valuable data.
• Microsoft Warns of SQL Attack Microsoft is warning of a critical flaw in its SQL Server database software.
• Security, Civil Liberties Experts Question Data-Mining Security experts question government data-mining practices.
• Oracle Contributes Data-integrity Code to Linux Kernel Oracle and Emulex have contributed code for ensure data integrity to the Linux kernel.
• New Digital Archives Await Bush Records The National Archives prepare to sift, sort, and store the presidential records for researchers and historians.
• Unstructured Data Grows Unchecked, Study Says Enterprises underestimate the volume of unstructured data and haven't planned its management, HP researchers report.
• Building an Eco-Friendly Data Center Better power efficiency is just the first step in turning data centers green, Gartner advises.
• FileMaker Updates Bento The personal database Bento 2 adds interaction with numerous Mac applications and RSS feeds.