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Andrew Levicki: Study tips for Exam 70-297

Andrew provides numerous study tips for the Microsoft 70-297 exam, “Designing a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Active Directory and Network Infrastructure.”

Happy Thanksgiving to our readers in the U.S.!

Here’s something lighthearted for the holiday: A 1980s Home Computer Family Celebration.
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William Stanek: Intermission: Out of the gate, now what?

"Speaking of the kid in you, have you delved into the world of e-readers and e-books lately? I’ve been immersed in it lately and let me tell you, I feel like a kid in a candy store."
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William Stanek: Intermission: A coming out party

"William here. In the spirit of the holidays, I promised my kids I’d do nothing useful this week."
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New book: Introducing Windows 7 for Developers

Introducing Windows 7 for Developers, by Yochay Kiriaty, Laurence Moroney, Sasha Goldshtein and Alon Fliess, is now available. Today we share excerpts from the book.

Ed Wilson: Beware of the infamous FFTC

"With the approach of the holiday season I feel that I must warn you about the infamous FFTC (Friends and family toting cameras)."
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New book: Microsoft Application Architecture Guide, Second Edition

We’re happy to announce that Microsoft Application Architecture Guide, 2nd Edition (Patterns & Practices) is available now. You can buy it in hard copy via online retailers (ISBN: 9780735627109) or download it for free.

Forefront TMG 2010 Administrator’s Companion available for pre-order

Greetings. We authors of Forefront TMG 2010 Administrator’s Companion are about to finish work on the book, which will be available in January 2010.
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Author news: Sayed Hashimi on MSBuild, Part 2

Sayed Ibrahim Hashimi, co-author of the much-praised book Inside the Microsoft Build Engine: Using MSBuild and Team Foundation Build (Microsoft Press, 2009; ISBN: 9780735626287; 432 pages), returns to dnrTV in show #158.

William Stanek: We interrupt our regularly scheduled broadcast again (Part Deux, Step 1)

"Digging deeper into the networking problem that I discussed last time."

RTM’d today: Windows Server 2008 Administrator’s Pocket Consultant, Second Edition

Windows Server 2008 Administrator’s Pocket Consultant, Second Edition (updated for R2) was shipped to the printer today and will be available via online retailers in the middle of December.

William Stanek: We interrupt our regularly scheduled broadcast again (Part Deux)

"Last time I talked about a problem that Windows 7 made easy to solve by being spot on and helping me resolve matters quickly. This time, I’m going to talk about a different type of problem—the kind that can’t be resolved so quickly or so easily."

Are you a poet? Compose a haiku and win!

Create a Haiku about Windows Server 2008 R2 and you could win a home theater system or an Xbox 360 Elite.
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Ed Wilson: I think I would like to write a book…

"As someone who has written or contributed to 16 book projects, people often seek me out to solicit advice on writing a book."
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Free e-book: Introducing Microsoft SQL Server 2008

This has been available for a while, but it’s been a long time since we’ve mentioned it. You can download a free e-book titled Introducing Microsoft SQL Server 2008 here.

Author news: Steve McConnell speaking in Bellevue, WA

Steve McConnell, author of Code Complete (voted the single most influential book every programmer should read at stackoverflow.com), is speaking about “Secrets of world-class software organizations.”

William Stanek: We interrupt our regularly scheduled broadcast again

William uses Action Center in Windows 7 to repair some driver issues.

Ed Wilson: The infamous six words

"There is one class of stories that knows no cultural boundaries, the story where the user walks up to the IT Pro and begins his tale with the infamous six words: 'I have this computer at home.'"
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Early reviews for Windows 7 Inside Out

Congratulations to Ed Bott, Carl Siechert, and Craig Stinson!

William Stanek: Windows 7: Inside Track, Part 6 “Automating Migrations with USMT 4.0”

"Let’s kick it up a notch and look at automating migrations using User State Migration Tool (USMT) Version 4.0."

Mark Russinovich on Introducing Windows 7 for Developers

Here's the Foreword, by Mark Russinovich, for Introducing Windows 7 for Developers (Microsoft Press, 2010; ISBN: 9780735626829), by Yochay Kiriaty, Laurence Moroney, Sasha Goldshtein, and Alon Fliess.
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New book: Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Administrator’s Pocket Consultant

We’re pleased to announce that Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Administrator’s Pocket Consultant, by William Stanek, is now available!
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Review: Programming Microsoft SQL Server 2008

A review of another recently published book on SQL Server 2008 by Microsoft Press: Programming Microsoft SQL Server 2008, by Leonard Lobel, Andrew J. Brust, and Stephen Forte.

William Stanek: Windows 7: Inside Track, Part 5 “Migrations with Windows Easy Transfer”

"Last time, I talked about migrations and the options for using Windows Easy Transfer. So now let’s look at the actual migration process."
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Quick note: PDC attendees save 25% on certification exams

Microsoft Learning is pleased to offer PDC09 attendees an exclusive discount on Microsoft Certification exams.

William Stanek: Windows 7: Inside Track, Part 4 “Migrations and Automation”

"Let’s get back to our discussion of Windows 7 while continuing to focus on upgrades and migrations. So far we’ve discussed upgrade paths, cross-architecture upgrades, cross-language upgrades, and cross-variant upgrades."
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Download ten free Windows 7 chapters

Three more chapters added to the Microsoft Learning Windows 7 portal.

Windows 7 Resource Kit Unofficial Support Site

We emphasize the site with another post (in case you missed Mitch's quick mention yesterday).
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