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Windows IT Pro
Studio : Penton Media
by Penton Media
Publisher : Penton Media
Availability : Usually ships in 1 to 3 months and eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25.
Number of Issues : 12
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 3 reviews)
Our Price : $49.95
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Windows IT Pro is an independent source of practical technical information to help IT professionals better understand and manage the Windows and SQL Server enterprise. Windows IT Pro is the leading Windows technology publication in the world. |
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Great Resource - It's like hiring a team of Windows Consultants |
Love this magazine. Lots of good, unbiased Windows/Microsoft info. Tons of great content and articles...even some great IT humor!! Definitely worth the subscription. We ordered one for each member of our IT team. Wouldn't order through Marketadvisory though...pain in the [...] trying to gain access to articles on [...]. I'd sign up via their website...you'll get instant access to thousands of articles there. I think they have an offer going on right now for $[...]/year here:
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Excellent magazine on the inner workings of Windows |
This is *the* magazine dedicated to advanced topics on the Windows NT series (NT, 2000 and XP). As the most popular and one of the best operating systems, Windows NT series is incredibly complicated, and this magazine, issue after issue as well as on its cluttered website, gives you lots of detailed information. A lot of the contributors are respected programmers who really know Windows internals. You also get the "inside" view of Microsoft managers and developers from time to time. This is just one incredible resource for expert Windows uers. (After all, even an expert still has a lot to learn.)
Now, this is going to make Marketadvisory mad: if you subscribe on Windows IT Pro website, you save another $10 plus you get free access to their entire article archive. |
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THE magazine for Windows IT pros |
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This is THE magazine for Windows IT pros. I have been a reader of this magazine since it first appeared at Windows NT Magazine. Over time it has gotten thinner, but the articles are as informative as ever. |
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