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To: Sean W. Smith who wrote (4043)	12/10/1998 9:19:00 AM
From: Spots	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 14778

>>Mastering NT Server 4 Yes, a very good book by a guy who's been there and done it himself (Minsai, the main author). There is a workstation version, but I haven't used it. However, unless the WS version has a different slant (which it may well), it is very much for the network administrator and relatively light on NT organizational basics to my mind. Diddling the interface, for instance. I felt this probably more than you because I picked it up only a month or two after installing NT in the first place. I'd recommend an NT beginner try something more basic to start with, though I can't say what because this one is my main reference<g>. Of course the WS book probably has a different slant. Definitely worth checking out. At least you can trust what he says, which isn't by any means universally true (though he does occasionally slip back to NT 3.51 without warning). Spots