Two months back when I started to think about giving my first Microsoft certification – MCTS 70-536 exam, the first thing came into my mind is to grab a text book and start preparing for the exam. Immediately my book hunt initiated and obviously my first place to search is Microsoft.com. There I came across this worthy book, written by Mr. Tony Northrup, a MVP, MCSE, MCTS, and CISSP. I picked up the book in local bookstore and started reading it. Read More…
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