Windows Vista Update

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So let's talk about Windows Vista training in the privacy of your home.

We at Windows Vista Update have looked at a bunch of Windows Vista training programs but we like one of the earliest vendors on the scene.

Trainsignal.

Trainsignal offers 19+ Hours of Training covering Microsoft Windows Vista. The instructor Scott Skinger will lead you through Scenarios and Examples that will have you ready to tackle anything Windows Vista will throw at you.

The unique thing about Trainsignal's training is it works well for both corporate and home audiences. The videos give you an opportunity to "Get your Hands Dirty" with this Real World Training that is 100% Instructor Led!

For corporate audiences, the videos would be ideal for users or IT departments who would like to learn a little more about Windows Vista before their organization rolls out the new operating system.

It also helps as a good promotional tool for organizations to show some of the benefits of this operating system.

In addition to videos, 50+ Pages of the Instructor's Notes (PDF File on CD) are included in the package.

These professionally organized notes work really well as a quick reference guide and give you the opportunity to add notes and information as you follow along with the Windows Vista Videos.

Here is a 9 minute segment from the Users & Groups Video covering UAC.
 

Here are just some of the Topics that are Covered in their Videos:

* Know Your Installation Options and How to Install Windows Vista (The Right Way!)
* Master Windows Vista's New User Interface and Navigation
* Users & Groups
* Learn How Vista Can Be Utilized in a Networked Environment
* Understand Vista's New Mobile PC and Wireless Features
* Keep Your Systems Fast and Clean With Vista's Disk Management Tools
* Customize Windows Vista's Security with NTFS Permissions, Share Permissions, Security Programs
* Internet Explorer 7 and Its New Security Features
* Make Administering Your Systems Easier: Learn about Performance Monitor, Event Viewer, Management Console, etc...
* Learn the Intricacies of Installing New Hardware and Printers Within Vista
* Backups are Important! Know How To Do Them Right in Vista
* Master Windows Vista's New Group Policy Features

All in all, it's a pretty robust package and well worth the money.

I checked out some of their references and was impressed enough to strongly recommend them wholeheartedly...

Check out Trainsignal's Windows Vista training package here..

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