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Windows 10 Update: 10 Key New Security Features
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gudguy1
gudguy1,
 User Rank: Strategist
11/18/2017 | 4:31:34 PM
Not a White Paper - pages of ads...
Okay, I also stopped after the 2nd page - I despise scrolling through multiple pages.

Many sites allow you to click on the 'print' pages link to see all pages on 1 page, even if you do not print them out.

This, I agree, is too much trouble...
gudguy1
gudguy1,
 User Rank: Strategist
11/18/2017 | 4:19:28 PM
Re: terrible way to show white paper?
Yep, I'm with you. Have had multiple headaches over the years with this site. Got worse after BUM, errr, I mean UBM stepped in... Pain!!!!

I already replied to another comment but this is how much of a pain it is to me as well....
gudguy1
gudguy1,
 User Rank: Strategist
11/18/2017 | 4:18:46 PM
Re: I'm done with you.
To jedj,

Yep, I'm with you. Have had multiple headaches over the years with this site. Got worse after BUM, errr, I mean UBM stepped in... Pain!!!!

Tried to log in on my smart phone (android 7, samsung s6, with all the latest software updates) - logged in but would not fully register to pull the 'papers' down.... not the first time.

The problem with this site, 'some' of the 'white papers' are actually white paper pdfs but some, which we do not know in advance - are not.  And if you try to click on print, to see all of the pages on one screen - you may not see those total pages.

What they want, is to show you ads, as much as possible.
jedj
jedj,
 User Rank: Apprentice
11/17/2017 | 12:11:29 PM
I'm done with you.
I login looking for a white paper that can be downloaded and read when time allowed, but it's an article split into eleven pages.  The additional time and effort is not worth going through your format.  I will not be coming back to your website again.
srm16475
srm16475,
 User Rank: Apprentice
11/14/2017 | 8:53:33 AM
terrible way to show white paper?
So the email I get says it is a 'white paper'.  After loggin in it isn't - and I have to go through way too many pages in order to view the so called white paper.  I don't know how much time you have on your hands, but I do not.  Do not call it a white paper if it isn't in a pdf form.  Don't waste my time.
DEisenlohr945
DEisenlohr945,
 User Rank: Apprentice
11/6/2017 | 1:26:45 PM
posting of Windows 10 Update: 10 Key...
When I look at a posting, I expect the document to be a PDF so I can save the entire document, not 11 separate pages.
RyanSepe
RyanSepe,
 User Rank: Ninja
10/27/2017 | 7:43:12 AM
Windows Defender Exploit Guard
This is a fantastic start! Analyzing consistent behaviors will provide a good basis for prevention for consumers. However, I wonder how many non-malicious false positives will occur.


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