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Houman Pournasseh

Yong Guo

Xiaofeng Zang

Julie D Bennett

Wei Wu

Mohammed El-Gammal

Shenghua Ye

Frank Nian-Tzu Chu

Simon D Earnshaw

Chung Yiu Chow

Wing Wai Wong

Jan Roelof Falkena

ZhongYuah Li

Mamatha Suresh

Chun Pong Yip

Dean L Fulcer, Iii

Hwi-sung Im

Michael Edward Lindell

Chun Yam Kwok

Hideki Ohyama

Chor Ki Ng

Hongying Lian

Julie D Microsoft Corporation Bennett

Erik Microsoft Corporation Fortune

Simon D Microsoft Corporation Earnshaw

Lightweight authentication for on-premise rich clients is described. The lightweight authentication mitigates the amount of software that is installed on a client machine for authentication purposes. A portion of an external website is hosted on an application executing on the rich client. The user can interact with the portion of the external website in order to enter credentials or other identification information. The entry of the credentials or other identification information is relayed to the external website for verification. If the verification is successful, the user can interact with various external websites utilizing the single verification.

Lightweight authentication for on-premise rich clients

A system for providing translations of applications for operation in a non-native language. The translation makes use of associated tables either existing within the operating system or at locations outside of the operating system. The translation system makes use of application based translations tables that may also interrelate with core translation tables and community translation tables, prior to sending the data to a graphical interface.

Language localization and intercepting data using translation tables

Tampering with pieces of software is inhibited. Installation setup protection inhibits tampering during the installation of various pieces of software. Profiles are stored in a central hierarchical database and such profiles are protected from tampering. The obfuscation of a software image so as to becloud the comprehension of hackers in reverse engineering pieces of software comprising the software image is provided.

Installation setup

A process for migrating a system or application from a localized language to a localization independent language. The process comprises at least a process for determining which strings need to be set to a localization independent language and at least a second process for handling the conversion of the strings to the localization independent language.

Cross language migration

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