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IT heroes {start here}What makes a IT Professional a hero? Each and every day IT Professionals are solving problems that cause barriers to business of all sizes. They don’t do it for the glory or fame, but for the satisfaction and pride of keeping the system running. IT Heroes Happen everywhere you look – they are the core of any well oiled IT machine whether it be design, deployment or support – they keep pushing the bar higher and higher – Heroes Happen Here and IT Pro’s need to celebrate. What's the buzzThe ADMX Migrator enables you to convert ADM files to the ADMX format and take advantage of the additional capabilities that it provides. The new XML-based format includes multilanguage support, an optional centralized datastore and version control capabil…
The Terminal Services Easy Print driver is a new feature in Windows Server 2008 that enables users to reliably print from a RemoteApp (remote/published application) or from a terminal server desktop session to the correct printer on their client computer.
There's a lot of great readiness and information on the Windows Server 2008 Learning Portal, however if you want specifics on how to go from an MCSE or MCSA up to a MCTS ((Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist, which replaces MCSA/MCTS) on Windows Ser…
I wrote a Helm4 Server Extention for Windows PowerShell as it replaces CommandPrompt in Windows 2008 - which we're releasing in the next day or two for Helm4. You can create PowerShell Scripts within Helm and run them at server level or schedule a tas…
Windows 7 isn't due for a very long time, but one of the most interesting things from the next version of Windows Operating System was publicly shown by Eric Traut on October 13th, 2007 at a presentation at the University of Illinois. (view links below) Th…
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