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Not if the government has something to say about it. The way the most basic IT qualifications are presented to sixth formers may be dissuading younger women from choosing computing as a career, says Barbara Nielsen. What Microsoft is considering implementing in the upcoming Windows XP operating system is essentially a complex scheme to police the use of the software says John Dvorak. And you can be sure that people are not going to be happy with Microsoft if it continues down this path. There are many reasons why IT managers and developers will want to upgrade to Microsoft Office XP, but there seems to be less incentive for users, argues Rod Newing.