I'd be surprised if you found anything of value in the book or PDF unless you   
   actually have Win NT 4.0 (probably server) running somewhere (which I would   
   also find surprising!)   
      
   NT 4 was a good solid release in its day - a power step up from Win 95/98...   
   but other than being the basis for an evolution that continued to Windows 2000   
   and XP and beyond, it's a bit long in the tooth (though I wouldn't be   
   surprised if some businesses continue to have it installed on some systems).   
      
   On 2014-07-08, 7:53 AM, Ed Vance -> TOM WALKER wrote:   
      
    EV> P.S. I was in a Goodwill Store yesterday and paid $1.00 (US) for a IDG   
    EV> book called "Windows NT 4.0 MCSE (Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer)   
    EV> Study Guide" by Alan R. Carter, that had an Unused CD-ROM disk in the   
    EV> back of it with the Text of the book in .PDF on it.   
      
    EV> The book is a little over 2 1/2 inches thick and looked like it never   
    EV> has been used, it was Copyrighted in 1997.   
      
    EV> If I don't learn anything from the book I can always use the Heavy Book   
    EV> for a Door Stop.   
      
      
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