07-10-14 16:05 Alan Zisman wrote to Ed Vance about XP Backup   
      
    AZ> @MSGID: <53BF0F3A.13025.windowsa@capcity2.synchro.net>   
   Thanks Alan,   
      
   My thoughts for buying it was that I might understand how the NT   
   OS works.   
      
   One of the Prerequisites of the book is Network Knowledge or   
   Experience equal to what is required to pass the MS Certified   
   Professional Networking Essentials Exam.   
   I don't know any of that, that is partially why I got the book,   
   so I could learn about Networking and how NT was set up.   
      
   Still I might browse through the book from time to time as a   
   Reference Book.   
   The Glossary and Appendix's may have info of interest to me.   
      
   And Yes, You Are Correct, I don't have NT 4.0 Server running here.   
      
      
    AZ> I'd be surprised if you found anything of value in the book or   
    AZ> PDF unless you actually have Win NT 4.0 (probably server)   
    AZ> running somewhere (which I would also find surprising!)   
      
    AZ> NT 4 was a good solid release in its day - a power step up from   
    AZ> Win 95/98... but other than being the basis for an evolution   
    AZ> that continued to Windows 2000 and XP and beyond, it's a bit   
    AZ> long in the tooth (though I wouldn't be surprised if some   
    AZ> businesses continue to have it installed on some systems).   
      
    AZ> 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.   
      
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