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Microsoft Education in Virginia
Free eBook on Windows Server
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over 3 years ago
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I ran across this offer for a free eBook on Windows Server 2008 R2 and thought it would be of interest. On the Microsoft Learning website, in the Windows Server 2008 section, Microsoft has made available the eBook “Introducing Windows Server 2008...
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Announcing Microsoft Lync
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over 3 years ago
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I’m excited to formally introduce Microsoft Lync, the new name for the next generation of our real-time communications products, known until today as Communications Server and Communicator. Over the last five years we have been on a journey to transform...
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Windows Phone 7 Ads emerging
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over 3 years ago
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Here’s a first look at some new ads for Windows Phone 7. The tag line is “be here now” I’d call it “Take back your life” Windows Phone 7 ad Windows Phone 7 on HTC Mondrian The home page for my next phone is here: http://www...
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