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Joan Lambert has worked in the training and certification industry for 13 years. As president of Online Training Solutions, Inc. (OTSI), Joan is responsible for guiding the translation of technical information and requirements into useful, relevant, and measurable training, learning, and certification deliverables.

Mike Halsey has worked for many years in IT support, including Siemens, and been a technical beta-tester for Microsoft. He is the author of Windows 7 Power Users Guide.

Stephen Addison Schneiter is currently the Certification Specialist with Certification Partners, LLC, and formerly was a tenured faculty member at the Tennessee Technology Center.

Adam Haeder is the Vice President of Information Technology for the AIM Institute.

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Fun with Flex Builder 3 on Windows 64 Bit

You may have noticed I've been a bit quiet lately. That's because I've started a 6 month contract in Atlanta, GA, and I've been in the throes of relocation. Of course, I wanted to make a terrific first impression on...

Windows 7 Inside Track: 64-bit and Beyond

(pdf download) Know the classic rock song that says "I did a bad, bad thing, a real bad thing"? Well, Tunnel Vision is a bad, bad thing, and this article hopefully will help you avoid it when you deploy and...

I'm a BSD

This week I am taking FreeBSD 8.0 for a spin. So far, I like it enough that it will probably be my normal desktop environment. It seems to have the right stuff: my PC seems markedly faster. FreeBSD's slogan is...

David Pogue's Windows 7: The Missing Manual Is Here! - Ingenious Tips and Tricks, Disarming Humor

"Already it's clear that Windows 7 is the best-reviewed, best-loved, and just plain best version of Windows ever," notes David Pogue, bestselling author and personal-technology columnist for the New York Times. "I thought it deserved the full Pogue treatment: ingenious tips and tricks, disarming humor, 500 illustrations, outstanding index, spectacular clarity of writing, and, of course, complete modesty." Learn all about Pogue's Windows 7: The Missing Manual here.

How to get started with Windows Phone Programming

The all new Windows Phone 7 Series holds a promise to be an amazing personal mobile phone with new innovative user interface and functionality, as well as a great development platform on which you can quickly and easily build games and applications. I hope you are ready to start coding your first Windows Phone (WP) application and get hands-on experience with the platform. Learn more about Windows Phone programming now.

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