This book offers an advance look at Windows NT 5.0 system deployment issues--with unique information delivered in cooperation with Microsoft. The information will help IT implementers understand Windows NT Workstation capabilities in relation to the Windows NT 5.0 network operating system and in comparison with Windows 98.
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21 of 23 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great book for how things are going to look,
This review is from: Introducing Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional (Paperback)
Mr. Honeycutt makes logical progressions through different areas of how Windows 2000 Professional will change the way administrators do things. There are good things and some not so good about the way Microsoft has changed "NT" as we know it, but after reading through the book and experimenting with Windows 2000 Professional Beta, I was very impressed with the material presented. It is not a training kit. This book is designed to give an overview of the basics behind the new format and the new changes to the program. Do not buy this book thinking it will help you become certified. That is not the author's intent. The intent with this book, and it was done extrememly well, is to provide the experieinced NT user with a heads-up type outlook and to give answers to questions that otherwise might remain unanswered until the final product ships. Great Book and I am also purchasing the book "Introducing Windows 2000 Server"
13 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
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Excellent book for users. Well written and easy to read.,
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This review is from: Introducing Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional (Paperback)
Excellent book for users who want to now the new features in Windows 2000 Professional. Very well written and easy to read. In two hours I was able to outline the new features and try them on the BETA version. The first two chapters give the reader a great introduction to the subject.
15 of 20 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Not much beyond how things will look,
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This review is from: Introducing Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional (Paperback)
When buying this book, I expected a much deeper insight on the new technology involved in this product. What I found, instead, is a list of wonderful new buttons and taskbars. Is there anything beyond this colorful new interface ? I am still wondering.
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Microsoft has traditionally positioned Windows NT Workstations 4.0, the predecessor of Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional, as its premier desktop operating system. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
localizable resources, upgrade packs, better management tools, simpler user interface, image replication, multilanguage version, setup program displays, previous operating system, input locale, multilingual documents, answer file, public key security, user locale, upgrade report, recovery certificate, offline files, compatibility report, system locale, associated private key, single user interface, administrator credentials, device tree, clean install, class driver, encrypt files Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Internet Explorer, Microsoft Windows, Active Directory, Windows Explorer, Windows Installer Service, Indexing Service, Internet Protocol, Network And Dial-Up Connections, Setup Guide, Device Manager, Group Policy, Certificate Manager, Easy Device Installation, Network Connection Wizard, Add Printer Wizard, Better Mobile Computing Support, Smart Card, Encrypting File System, Remove Hardware Wizard, Remove Programs, Lower Total Cost of Ownership, Advanced Networking Capabilities, Broader Hardware Support, Cancel Figure, Superior Multilingual Support New!
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Microsoft has traditionally positioned Windows NT Workstations 4.0, the predecessor of Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional, as its premier desktop operating system. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
localizable resources, upgrade packs, better management tools, simpler user interface, image replication, multilanguage version, setup program displays, previous operating system, input locale, multilingual documents, answer file, public key security, user locale, upgrade report, recovery certificate, offline files, compatibility report, system locale, associated private key, single user interface, administrator credentials, device tree, clean install, class driver, encrypt files Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Internet Explorer, Microsoft Windows, Active Directory, Windows Explorer, Windows Installer Service, Indexing Service, Internet Protocol, Network And Dial-Up Connections, Setup Guide, Device Manager, Group Policy, Certificate Manager, Easy Device Installation, Network Connection Wizard, Add Printer Wizard, Better Mobile Computing Support, Smart Card, Encrypting File System, Remove Hardware Wizard, Remove Programs, Lower Total Cost of Ownership, Advanced Networking Capabilities, Broader Hardware Support, Cancel Figure, Superior Multilingual Support New!
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- ALS Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional (Academic Learning Series) by Microsoft Press in Copyright, and page
- Microsoft Windows XP Registry Guide (Bpg-Other) by Jerry Honeycutt in Back Matter, and Back Cover
- Introducing Microsoft Windows Server(TM) 2003 by Jerry Honeycutt in Back Cover
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