Posted by: John Marshall (Wednesday 22 December 2004, 1:55 AM)
This is typical of a government in crisis. Delete everything and they 'hope' they cannot be caught. It's time for change - pity there is no credible opposition!
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There will be further activation issues to watch out for as Microsoft plans to offer a similar service to independent software vendors whereby they can "control" licensing through activation and other measures similar to the Software Protection Platform.
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