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Two days ago the demo time frame of Nero 5.5.10.15a expired. Ahead Software, the company behind the most famous CD/DVD burning application Nero Burning Rom released the latest update. As it has often been the case a current changelog is not yet available.
This file can be used as a free Nero demo version, if you didn't have Nero installed previously, or as an update from an older version of Nero. In case of an update the software will detect whether you are entitled to a free update or not.
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Two days ago the demo time frame of Nero 5.5.10.15a expired. Ahead Software, the company behind the most famous CD/DVD burning application Nero Burning Rom released the latest update. As it has often been the case a current changelog is not yet available.
This file can be used as a free Nero demo version, if you didn't have Nero installed previously, or as an update from an older version of Nero. In case of an update the software will detect whether you are entitled to a free update or not.
The group of products formerly known as ".Net Enterprise Servers," under the domain of Senior VP Paul Flessner, are now known as "Microsoft Windows Server System products," according to the revamped Microsoft corporate Web site. SQL Server, Exchange and BizTalk Server are all part of the Windows Server System family.
Microsoft is not abandoning completely the .Net moniker. It continues to use ".Net Framework" to describe the set of classes and libraries for developing and deploying Web services and "smart client" applications. And .Net continues to be a key piece of the name of the Visual Studio .Net development-tool suite.
The company also continues to market two .Net services under the .Net name: its .Net Passport authentication service, and its .Net Alerts.
Read Microsoft's Windows Server Name Change Explanation
And Windows Server Gets a New Name
When Microsoft announced in January that it was dropping the .Net from the Windows Server name, some wondered about its motives. Some of its competitors attempted to portray the change as Microsoft's backing away from .Net.
Microsoft released Windows Server 2003 to manufacturing on Friday. The Microsoft .Net Framework is built into all of the different Windows Server 2003 versions.
In recent months, Microsoft has started pushing ".Net Connected" as its preferred .Net branding concept.
In January, Microsoft told its reseller partners that it was "moving toward a branding approach where '.NET Connected' is the way we communicate our products (and our partners' products) that enable customers to easily and consistently connect disparate information, systems and devices to meet their people and business needs, regardless of underlying platform or programming languages."

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