You’ll recall that Microsoft has removed the “kill switch” in Windows Vista, meaning that users of suspected counterfeit copies will nagged rather than losing functionality. Microsoft is about to launch a pilot program for Office, with similar nagging notifications.”Consumers will receive a pop-up dialog box alerting them that their Microsoft Office software is not genuine,” said Cori Hartje, the director of Microsoft’s Genuine Software Initiative, the company’s anti-counterfeit operation.According to Hartje,<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
You’ll recall that Microsoft has removed the “kill switch” in Windows Vista, meaning that users of suspected counterfeit copies will nagged rather than losing functionality. Microsoft is about to launch a pilot program for Office, with similar nagging notifications.”Consumers will receive a pop-up dialog box alerting them that their Microsoft Office software is not genuine,” said Cori Hartje, the director of Microsoft’s Genuine Software Initiative, the company’s anti-counterfeit operation.According to Hartje, Continue reading