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| shadow 2003-06-17, 2:23 pm |
| hi lisa
How novice??
are you looking at becoming an mcse if you have no
experience I would recommend getting a copy of 98 first or
taking an a+ course 95-98 are the same win2k and xp are
the same but different technology 2000 is much more
involved and you are better off to know some basics first
or it can become frustrating also with 95-98 you should
learn some dos alot of people don't understand dos and if
you are a network admin and have no mouse this will cause
a major problem. Well I hope that helps I don't know about
any tutorials but the collages should have something
shadow
>-----Original Message-----
>I am somewhat of a novice but am looking to become more
>skilled with the Windows programs.
>Two questions: 1) If I learn Windows 2000, can I apply
>that knowledge to the other Windows programs (ie: 98, 95,
>XP, etc.)? and 2) Is there some kind of online tutorial
>that I can go through?
>
>I've tried looking through the Website but keep getting
>lost.
>
>Can you help?
>
>Thanks,
>Lisa
>.
>
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| Ken Briscoe 2003-06-17, 4:23 pm |
| ..
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!
:
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But the advice itself was good!
KB
"shadow" <nwaldenb@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:020901c33500$fe021f90$a40
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> hi lisa
> How novice??
> are you looking at becoming an mcse if you have no
> experience I would recommend getting a copy of 98 first or
> taking an a+ course 95-98 are the same win2k and xp are
> the same but different technology 2000 is much more
> involved and you are better off to know some basics first
> or it can become frustrating also with 95-98 you should
> learn some dos alot of people don't understand dos and if
> you are a network admin and have no mouse this will cause
> a major problem. Well I hope that helps I don't know about
> any tutorials but the collages should have something
>
> shadow
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >I am somewhat of a novice but am looking to become more
> >skilled with the Windows programs.
>
> >Two questions: 1) If I learn Windows 2000, can I apply
> >that knowledge to the other Windows programs (ie: 98, 95,
> >XP, etc.)? and 2) Is there some kind of online tutorial
> >that I can go through?
> >
> >I've tried looking through the Website but keep getting
> >lost.
> >
> >Can you help?
> >
> >Thanks,
> >Lisa
> >.
> >
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| shadow 2003-06-17, 7:23 pm |
| Hey Ken
Thanks for the constructive criticism. I was in a hurry
when I wrote my response, but the last time I checked I
was a network administrator not a communications major.
But the advice itself was good!
Shadow
>-----Original Message-----
>..
>,
>?
>!
>:
>;
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>
>
>But the advice itself was good!
>
>
>KB
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>"shadow" <nwaldenb@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:020901c33500$fe021f90$a40
1280a@phx.gbl...
>> hi lisa
>> How novice??
>> are you looking at becoming an mcse if you have no
>> experience I would recommend getting a copy of 98 first
or
>> taking an a+ course 95-98 are the same win2k and xp are
>> the same but different technology 2000 is much more
>> involved and you are better off to know some basics
first
>> or it can become frustrating also with 95-98 you should
>> learn some dos alot of people don't understand dos and
if
>> you are a network admin and have no mouse this will
cause
>> a major problem. Well I hope that helps I don't know
about
>> any tutorials but the collages should have something
>>
>> shadow
>>
>> >-----Original Message-----
>> >I am somewhat of a novice but am looking to become more
>> >skilled with the Windows programs.
>>
>> >Two questions: 1) If I learn Windows 2000, can I apply
>> >that knowledge to the other Windows programs (ie: 98,
95,[c
olor=darkred]
>> >XP, etc.)? and 2) Is there some kind of online[/color]
tutorial
>> >that I can go through?
>> >
>> >I've tried looking through the Website but keep getting
>> >lost.
>> >
>> >Can you help?
>> >
>> >Thanks,
>> >Lisa
>> >.
>> >
>
>
>.
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