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Product:
Windows® 2000 Professional Operating System
Company: Microsoft Corporation
Website: http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000
List Price: $319.00
Review By: Julien Jay
Accessibility
Since the release of Windows 95,
Microsoft has done its best to improve the accessibility of computers to
disabled people. The new Windows 2000 is to date the only Microsoft
operating system that offers great features to help disabled people. It
includes a magnifier (to zoom your texts), a visual keyboard (each time
you push a key this key appears on the screen, you can also use a
virtual keyboard on the screen with just your mouse), a narrator that
will read you all the texts that contains a window and finally a wizard
to customize the font size of the texts and the colors of the screen to
adapt it to the needs of disabled peoples. But unfortunately it’s not
cashed back by social services!
Microsoft
Management Console
Behind this name: Microsoft Management
Console, every Windows 2000 services in here are customizable. In fact
the Microsoft Management Console is a software that integers all the
Windows 2000 services such as the fax, exchange server services, COM+
components, security services, defragmenter, backup services, network
services, device resources and much more…

It’s to our mind a kind of pandora’s
box (not the MS game!) because it’s really hard to find here the
feature or the function you are looking for as everything is mixed up….
You can also see all your system
information in details from the Microsoft Management Console… And the
defragmenter software (DisKeeper) works from the MMC window.
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