Free MS Press Ebook for Everyone!

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  1. zimbo
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    Yes you all read correctly its straight from the MS Press site.

    Microsoft Windows Server System Deployment Guide for Midsize Businesses
    Click here

    Looks like it covers the deployment of ISA, Exchange, Active Directory, WSUS and much much more... i think this will help both people starting out with MS products and alot of you experience people out there.

    Download it (its free) - look at the Table of Contents then come tell what you think!:biggrin
     
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  2. Bluerinse
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    Nice find Zimbo, that may well come in very useful one day - thanks for posting it here 8)
     
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    Great Find Zimbo- Will come in handy
     
  4. Boycie
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    Excellent find :thumbleft
     
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  5. JonnyMX

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    Boyce, make sure you read it - it sounds like we might be needing that.
     
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  6. zimbo
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    LOL im actually looking to get the hard cover version... looks very good just how they made it free is beyond me!:biggrin
     
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    Great find!

    Got it, but it took FF to link correctly. It seems that IE7 has a bit of a problem with pdf's :blink
     
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    Are you saying, Fortch, that you had to use an open source browser to access material on a MS website? This is just too funny....

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    Edit: Maybe this is MS putting their recently released "12 principles" into action. From now on people will have to use FireFox to access MS websites....
     
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  9. Sparky
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    IE7 = BETA :tongue
     
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  10. fortch

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    Yep, and Sparky's right -- it's Beta. However, some think it might have to do with the Adobe side.... regardless, it's better than waiting forever for FF to load, or crash because of some rogue extension memory issue, which was supposed to be part of the endearing nature of FF's open source roots :twisted:
     
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  11. tuvanit

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    Great ^^ Thanks for you guys !
     
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