Microsoft has recently launched a new version of it’s RSAT.
RSAT enables IT Administrators to manage roles and features that are installed on computers that are running Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2003, from a computer that is running Windows 7 or Windows 7 SP1.
To know more about this new version:
Microsoft Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 7 with SP1
While Internet Explorer 9 it’s still warm, Microsoft it’s committed to show the world, that like it’s competitors, it doesn’t stop working on getting it’s products always better.
Microsoft a long the years, specially the last ones, it’s changing the way to communicate with it’s clients.
Now, instead of the big secrecy, they’re showing everyone what their development teams are working on and launching preview/demo versions of their software.
Following this policy, Microsoft launched last week a preview version of Internet Explorer 10 (IE10).
Because this is really a very early version of the browser, there’s not a lot of information but it seams Microsoft it’s really following the industry and the word here it’s: Standards, here with special focus on CSS3.
So…if you want to test drive and preview the next version of Microsoft’s browser follow the links bellow:
Homepage: Internet Explorer 10 Preview
Download: Internet Explorer 10 Preview Download
After a very preliminary and “very in the start” version of Windows 8 was sent to RTM, some images now start to popup over the internet.
And, like a lot of others, it seams that Microsoft will also have an App Store.
Like in the last few years, Microsoft seams to be learning a lot and a long with innovation, it’s getting the good ideas from its competitors.
From the images leaked, it seams the Windows App Store should bring users the possibility to download not only Microsoft products but also applications from other vendors.
From Microsoft Security Essentials to Angry Birds, a lot of things should be available for download. This also means that it should be paid and free software to download from the Store.
This move from Microsoft also explains the effort’s of the Redmond’s company to make the name/brand/concept, of “App Store” an universal thing and not an Apple property.
After some images and videos caught on the web, a new build (15.0.2714.1001) was leaked to the internet.
Although there’s no special things yet, on this new release, there’s a new application available.
It’s called Moorea, and there’s a lot of speculation about this.
Some say that this is a continuation of the Courier Project that Microsoft told to be cancelled.
With no really information about this new application, there are some pictures where we can see that this app also have the Metro Style appearance.
Here are some images:
This new application looks like a multimedia application, but…more information should be leaked again! 
One last thing, I believe that Moorea will not be the final name for this application.
More about the future Microsoft Office 15:
Microsoft Office 15 - Images and Video Gone Loose over Internet
In some installations you may need to extract files from your InstallShield Setup. This usually happens when you just have a Setup.exe file and need to create a response file, which normally works when you have the files extracted. Otherwise when trying to silent install, you get a message asking for files.
So, to extract the Setup.exe files, just use this command line:
Example
Setup.exe /extract_all:”C:\Temp”
For a complete list of commands, take a look at this file:
InstallShield Setup.exe Command-Line Parameters
