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Volume 3, Number 1 -- January 11, 2006

iHateSpam Certified for Windows Server 2003

Published: January 11, 2006

by Alex Woodie

Do you hate spam? If you're like most warm-blooded humans, you have a serious aversion to the stuff. So does Sunbelt Software, the Florida developer of iHateSpam for Exchange, a spam detection and removal program for Windows servers.

Last week the company announced that iHateSpam for Exchange has been certified for Windows Server 2003 Standard and Enterprise editions. Testing was conducted by VeriTest, an authorized testing provider under Microsoft's Windows certification program.

Sunbelt says more than 3,000 users have deployed iHateSpam for Exchange, which is available in two versions, one that supports Exchange 5.5 and another that supports Exchange 2000 and 2003. Software costs starts about $500 for 25 users.

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Editor: Alex Woodie

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Microsoft's Partner Channel the Strongest for Software, IDC Says

Microsoft Patches WMF Flaw Early, Issues Two Additional Patches

Exchange Server 5.5 Gets One Last Reprieve

Barbarians at Bill Gates

But Wait, There's More

Windows Server 2003 Earns EAL 4 Certification from U.S. Government . . . Sage Software to Buy Credit Card Transaction Processor for $325 Million . . . Google Unveils the Google Pack . . . iHateSpam Certified for Windows Server 2003 . . . RFID No Passing Fad, Aberdeen Says . . . BOSaNOVA Doubles the Memory and Storage of Windows-Based Thin Client . . .

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