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COVER STORY
2009 Salaries: Good News, with Strings Attached
Redmond's annual survey of Microsoft IT compensation shows that, despite a global recession, respondents reported higher average salaries - but lost some ground with raises and bonuses.

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FEATURES
41 Backing up Hyper-V
With support for Hyper-V in Service Pack 1, Microsoft's System Center Data Protection Manager can be the ideal application for backing up virtual machines.

REVIEWS
Product Reviews
23 Office 2010: Is It Woth an Upgrade?
Microsoft will release the next version of its stalwart Office suite next year. Will it bring enough to the table to warrant upgrading?
32 Kaseya Virtual System Administrator
Kaseya's management system is a little inconsistent, but is useful for some administrators and should get better with further work.

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