The Microsoft Office 2010 Engineering blog has  announced the system requirements for Microsoft Office 2010. In Office 2010 System Requirements post (Microsoft Office 2010 Engineering, The official blog of the Microsoft Office product development group) there are some information interesting to know for new or upgrade MS Office 2010 installations.

Follow an extract from the most rilevant part of  Office 2010 System Requirements article:
Can I use Office 2010 on the same hardware I’m using to run Office 2007?

In most cases, yes! CPU and RAM requirements for Office 2010 are the same as for Office 2007, so if your computer meets the Office 2007 system requirements, you can run Office 2010. A graphics chipset will help...

Here is a funny list of the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) , I found this Top 10 in a old article, but I am sure that is still interesting for anyone interesting in these issues, starting from Windows 1.0, Windows 3.1 , etc.

Take a look the following link and evaluate the best picture : Blue Screen of Death Top 10  

Here is the Top 10 :

1 - Blue screen of Death on a subway car.
2 - Blue Screen of Death in New York City
3 - Blue Screen of Death has finally come to Macintosh!
4 - Blue screen of Death at an airport.
5 - Fidelity gets a visit from the Blue Screen of Death.
6 - Blue Screen of Death in airports.
7 - World Famous Windows 98 Blue Screen of Death. at COMDEX, April 20th, 1998. 
8 - Not only are Macintosh laptops getting this...

Over the years I always wondered what all these files in C:\Windows\System32 are doing in my Windows XP. I collected most of them and I added the function to them to keep track of what is going on in Windows. Below you find a part of this list.

This list is the work of many people who give this information. I collected them and finally compled them into one list. In the near future I will also add a list with all CPL and other very interesting files. If you have addition, please let me know and I will update the list.

acctres.dll (Microsoft Internet Account Manager Resources) - Needed to open Outlook Express. If you do not want users to be able to use Outlook Express, it is an easy way to delete this file.

aclui.dll (Security Descriptor Editor) - Needed to enable Registry Editor.

ACTIVEDS.DLL (ADs Router Layer DLL) - Needed to open the Event viewer and Services Viewer

actxprxy.dll (ActiveX Interface Marshaling Library...

I found a nice tool to manage more than one remote desktop connection. This can be helpful for IT admins in the usual daily routine if they have to connect and manage several servers using the RDP connection.
JDRemoteDesktop is a simple freeware tool which manages and organizes several remote desktop connections in a excellent GUI.  The connections can have a directory structure managed and there are many features to create and manage a list of connections, also is ready for portable configuration (runs directly from the USB stick).

Features of jRemoteDesktop :

- Automatic window parts for more desktop space
- Administration on a universal format of a directory structure
- Direct RDP file support
- Import / export interfaces
- Display the list server is configured
- Favorites
- Minimizing into the system tray
- Configurable server tasks...