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To: wily who wrote (3981)	6/16/1999 1:02:00 AM
From: RJL	Respond to of 110631

"I just cracked open a new book I got from buy.com: Mark Minasi's Mastering Windows NT Workstation 4. He's a real good writer on computer stuff. It's a huge reference book, but he also helps you understand the underlying mechanisms and such." Good book. I also recommend the NT Resource Kit. Monstrous and technical, but quite useful at times. "I'd imagine NT has a hardware manager or something for adding new hardware and installing the drivers. Haven't been there yet." With the many configuration tools in NT, you won't find a device manager like you do in Windows 95/98. (A central place to view devices, update drivers, ect.) Windows 2000 though, does have a device manager, that should make things easier for driver updates, and resource conflict management. Rich