6586) 12/8/2001 Q302596Q302596  Q302596.html">OAER: Error Message When You Start or Quit Office Program with Adobe PDFMaker.dot Add-in (Q302596)
When you start or quit one of the Microsoft Office XP programs listed at the beginning of this article, you may receive an error message similar to

6587) 12/8/2001 Q301242Q301242  Q301242.html">HOW TO: Share Memory-Mapped Objects Between Processes in Windows CE (Q301242)
You can use a memory-mapped object to share data between processes. This article shows you how to share data between processes by using memory-mapping in Microsoft Windows CE.

6588) 12/8/2001 Q280743Q280743  Q280743.html">Windows Clustering and Geographically Separate Sites (Q280743)
You can create many geographically-distributed solutions by adding data-replication software and extended Local Area Network (LAN) hardware to existing, already certified configurations. However, these solutions radically change the nature

6589) 12/8/2001 Q270846Q270846  Q270846.html">Microsoft Reader: Minimum System Requirements (Q270846)
This article describes the minimum system requirements that are needed to run Microsoft Reader on a Microsoft Windows-based computer.

6590) 12/8/2001 Q216382Q216382  Q216382.html">OLEXP: Outlook Express Does Not Save the Mail Server Logon Password (Q216382)
When you set up your Mail account in Outlook Express, you cannot save your mail server logon password for incoming mail.

6591) 12/8/2001 Q214388Q214388  Q214388.html">XL2000: Running Multiple Versions of Microsoft Excel (Q214388)
Although Microsoft does not recommend it, it is possible to install and use more than one version of Microsoft Excel on the same computer. For example, you can install and use both Microsoft Excel 2000 and Microsoft Excel 97 on the same com

6592) 12/8/2001 Q214387Q214387  Q214387.html">XL2000: Graduated Symbol Is the Only Symbol Available in Microsoft Map (Q214387)
When you create a Microsoft Map object in Microsoft Excel, the only symbol that is available in the

6593) 12/8/2001 Q175278Q175278  Q175278.html">How to Install Additional Drives on the Shared SCSI Bus (Q175278)
If you want to add additional drives to an existing cluster, special procedures may be necessary. This article discusses how to add these devices to a system that does not support hot swapping.

6594) 12/8/2001 Q306952Q306952  Q306952.html">What an In-Place Windows 2000 Upgrade Changes and What It Does Not Change (Q306952)
When you do an in-place upgrade of Windows 2000, some existing information and settings are changed, while other information and settings remain the same. This article explains what changes and what remains the same after an in-place upgrad

6595) 12/8/2001 Q309395Q309395  Q309395.html">The Microsoft Support Policy for Server Clusters and the Hardware Compatibility List (Q309395)
This article describes the Microsoft support policy for server clusters and the Hardware Compatibility List (HCL). Microsoft Product Support Services (PSS) supports only server clusters on hardware that is listed on the Cluster HCL. In this

6596) 12/8/2001 Q283284Q283284  Q283284.html">How to Configure a Tunnel Port Range in ISA Server (Q283284)
This article discusses how to configure a tunnel through Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) Server directly to a Web server with a requested Secure Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTPS) object.

6597) 12/8/2001 Q301185Q301185  Q301185.html">Train Simulator: Error Message: Train Simulator Has Encountered a Problem and Needs to Close (Q301185)
When you start Microsoft Train Simulator, you may receive the following error message:

6598) 12/8/2001 Q309226Q309226  Q309226.html">XADM: Microsoft Search and Catalog Objects May Be Missing from Performance Monitor (Q309226)
In Exchange 2000 Server, when you open Performance Monitor to watch Catalog Indexing performance, you may discover that the following two Performance Monitor objects are missing:

6599) 12/8/2001 Q312461Q312461  Q312461.html">Internet Explorer Cookie Data Can Be Exposed or Altered Through Script Injection (Q312461)
A potential security vulnerability exists in Internet Explorer versions 5.5 and 6 that may allow a malicious user to create an URL that allows a Web site to gain unauthorized access to cookies that are stored on your computer and then (pote

6600) 12/8/2001 Q289474Q289474  Q289474.html">Academic Learning Series Windows 2000 Server Comments and Corrections (Q289474)
This article contains comments, corrections, and information about known errors relating to the Microsoft Press book ALS Microsoft Windows 2000 Server, ISBN 0-7356-0988-8.