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23-Aug-2007, 03:08 PM
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Recommended books...
Im currently trying to study 2003 exchange, i have nt and 2000 exchange experience and im not finding it that hard to change my current knowledge to the 2003 way of working (not hugely different from 2000).
Ive bought this http://www.amazon.com/MCSA-MCSE-Self.../dp/0735618992book to help my studies and a brain refresh (not done exchange for a year or so) and was wondering if anyone has any other recommendations? I have a small LAN i can install server(s) onto (training lan at work that i run) so i probably will install exchange and play with it again.
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