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Read Redmond Magazine, October 2007 Online

Secrets of the Windows Gurus

Technology experts tell us what makes them tick. Plus, how incompatibilities still dog Vista; Client Access Server gives more access options for Exchange 2007; WhatsUp Gold helps keep your network running smoothly; and much more!

Download Redmond Magazine, October 2007

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Cover Story:
Secrets of the Windows Gurus
Technology experts tell Redmond what makes them tick.
by Doug Barney

Word 2007: Not Exactly a Must-Have
Some sing its praises, but compatibility problems and the new interface leave others cold.
by Joanne Cummings

Exchange 2007: Access Anywhere
The Client Access Server gives you many remote access options for Exchange 2007.
by J. Peter Bruzzese

Windows Vista: Learning To Play Nice
Despite Microsoft's efforts so far, incompatibilities still dog the new OS.
by Keith Ward

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