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Red Wing Software, Inc. released on July 16, 2007, version 3.0 of CenterPoint Payroll software that ensures compatibility with Microsoft Windows Vista, improves system performance, enhances report writing, and provides additional methods to pay employees.

The new software allows users to view, choose, and install updates by individual module and add-ons and its Quick Filter enables filters to be added or changed through available reports screen. The new Employee Payroll Totals Report allows view of payroll totals by employee. Software also includes Aatrix Tax Forms Registration Report and calculates now option for Pay Employees function.

CenterPoint Payroll Software offers customers the ability to remain up-to-date with current technology. This idea is sustained by version 3.0’s improved system performance within posting, payroll processing, list processing, and report selection, creating a system that works more efficiently. As a plus, the online update process has been improved so that customers can view, choose, and install updates by individual module and add-ons, providing small download sizes and faster installation.

One of the two new reports added is New Employee Payroll Totals Report, which allows users to easily view payroll totals by employee. Aatrix Tax Forms Registration Report, simplifies the process of registering and keeps up-to-date with Aatrix Tax Forms via the internet.

Within the Pay Employees function, two new features have been added, including a new 'Calculate Now' option and improved navigation, both speeding up the pay entry process, and improving ease of use.

Red Wing Software’s vision is to create the best management software experience through personal support and attention to customers' business goals.
Red Wing Software, Inc. develops, integrates and supports the accounting and financial management needs of small- to mid-sized businesses, agribusinesses and producers across North America.
For viewing a self-running demonstration or for ordering the latest version of CenterPoint Payroll, visit www.redwingsoftware.com .

Secunia warns of DoS attacks, security bypass and manipulation of data. A raft of 'highly critical' flaws have been found in several of Oracle's software products.

According to Secunia the vulnerabilities could allow a remote user to bypass a system's security, manipulate data or cause a denial of service.

Oracle has already issued a patch to fix the flaws in its software and has advised users to apply it immediately.
This Critical Patch Update contains 45 new security fixes across all products.

The problems were discovered in a range of applications, including Oracle Application Express, Application Server, Collaboration Suite, Oracle Database, E-Business Suite, PeopleSoft Enterprise CRM and Oracle Secure Enterprise Search.

Opera web browser has been under critical attack.The vulnerability could be exploited to remotely compromise a user's system.

The flaw is caused when Opera uses already freed memory to parse BitTorrent headers, and can lead to an invalid object pointer being de-referenced.

This can be exploited to execute arbitrary code if the user is tricked into clicking on a specially-crafted BitTorrent file and then removes it from the download pane by right-clicking.

The vulnerability is reported in version 9.21 of Opera on Windows, but security monitoring website Secunia, which rated the flaw 'highly critical', said that other versions may also be affected.

The problem can be fixed by upgrading to Opera 9.22.

The top three reasons people called for Vista help were to solve navigation problems, device incompatibility, and home networking issues.
According to a technical support company ,navigating Windows Vista's Aero user interface is a big problem for many consumers learning Microsoft's 6-month-old operating system.

Among the top three problems, consumers had the most difficulty navigating Vista's new Aero user interface, Support.com said. The new interface caused confusion among consumers trying to locate files or operate basic functions.

Connecting devices, such as printers, MP3 players, and digital cameras, also is a problem, due mostly to outdated drivers, the tech support company said.

The third biggest problem is in setting up home networks. Consumer had difficulty getting a Vista machine to see Windows XP computers running on the network.

Support.com offered some advice to Vista buyers. First is to make use of the OS's tutorial called ‘What's New In Windows Vista’, which is located in the ‘Welcome Center’ in the control panel.

To avoid device driver problems, people should visit device manufacturers' Web sites to see if updated drivers are available for Vista.
While many businesses have delayed Vista deployments, preferring to wait for Microsoft to fix the inevitable kinks in new software, consumer sales have been strong, primarily because new PCs ship only with Vista.

Oracle is integrating Google Maps into its Field Service dispatch management application in an effort to let business users manage service calls more efficiently through the use of precise geographical information.

Oracle Field Service will include application programming interfaces that allow users to easily add geographic data pulled from Google Maps for Enterprise mapping software.

That should allow field service dispatchers to more quickly identify problem locations and create the most efficient routes for service personnel to follow.

The capability will also allow field technicians to view their upcoming jobs using the satellite or map views within Google Maps.

In addition to adding Google Maps, Field Service r12 contains a number of other enhancements. It adds spatial coverage for Western Europe and other non-US markets and tools for scheduling multi-day field calls and customer appointment confirmation tracking.

It also includes portal software for field service managers, allowing them to more easily work with third-party field service representatives across multiple time zones.

A dashboard view lets managers track inventories in field service warehouses and technician stores. Oracle Field Service Release 12, with integration tools for Google Maps, is available immediately.