Microsoft

To slightly misquote the originator/creator of these documents:
"These are the first of several cookbooks to help consultants get up to speed to deploy virtualization solutions in record time. These are step-by-step, one-stop documents with all the details, tips/tricks to build a working solution".

You can read about them and download them from here.

You can also download them directly from here as PDF files courtesy of Windows SkyDrive:

Hosted Backup and Recovery Solutions for Service Providers using DPM and VS
Simple Offsite Backup and Recovery of virtual machines using Data Protection Manager and Virtual Server
Simple Onsite Backup and Recovery of virtual machines using Data Protection Manager and Virtual Server
High Availability with Virtual Server and Windows Server 2003 R2 Enterprise Server Clustering
Application Isolation and Operation in Branch Office Using Virtual Server

Create a DWORD key named Disabled under:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\WAU

WAU will most likely not exist under Policies, so you will have to create the WAU key before creating the DWORD key.
Set the Disabled key to a value of 1. Reboot and the Windows Anytime Upgrade offer goes away.

You can read more about it here.

Has hell frozen over or am I reading this correctly? Microsoft and Cisco have agreed to make their Unified Messaging products interop and work together. I've seen it first hand with Exchange 2007 and Cisco's phones, but this is a good thing overall!

Read more about it here.

If you've downloaded the Windows Script 5.7 for 2000, 2003, or XP, you are probably wondering what has changed.
I know I was, other than the fact that it brings the version in line with what ships with Vista.

The comments in the posting here is the best we have for now for release notes.

Based on the comments so far:
1. All the security fixes/updates made in Windows Scripting from Windows Script 5.6.
2. The adaptive GC fix which was done in Jscript that ships with IE7. This is now available publicly on down level OS and for all hosts.
3. Partial fix for the circular reference issue mentioned here.

Ideally, a real release notes will show up at some point. I've had customers ask me what has changed and I don't have a good reference guide for them other than this.