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sanjeeme · Dec 20, 2008

McGraw Hill Osborne Media Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services Aug 2008 eBook

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RELEASE iNFORMATiON

TiTLE : Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services (Microsoft
Sql Server)

AUTHOR : Brian Larson

PUBLISHER : McGraw-Hill Osborne Media

iSBN : 0071548084 MAKER : Team DDU

PAGES : 866 Pages PACKAGER : Team DDU

EDiTiON : August 21, 2008 SUPPLiER : Team DDU

LANGUAGE : ENGLISH FORMAT : PDF

RLS DATE : 11/29/08 SiZE : 23.8 MB

RELEASE NOTES

[Product Information]

The Definitive Guide to Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Reporting
Services
Create and deliver data-rich reports across the enterprise using
this complete server-based reporting solution. Written by a member
of the original Reporting Services development team, Microsoft SQL
Server 2008 Reporting Services covers the entire report-building
and distribution process, including data extraction, integration
with desktop and Web applications, and end-user access. The book
explains how to maximize all of the powerful features, including
the new Tablix data format, as well as enhanced performance,
scalability, and visualization capabilities.
--Install, configure, and customize SQL Server 2008 Reporting
Services
--Create SELECT queries to extract data
--Generate reports from the Report Wizard and from scratch
--Add charts, images, and gauges
--Build reusable report templates
--Use the new Tablix data format to create reports with any
structure
--Export reports to Word, Excel, PDF, HTML, XML, and other
formats
--Enable end-user access to reports via the Report Server and its
Report Manager web interface

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sanjeeme · Dec 20, 2008

Windows Server 2008 Active Directory (70-640) Training

sanjeeme · Dec 20, 2008

Professor Teaches - Microsoft Excel 2003

Microsoft Excel 2003

Easy Learning
Learn from each of the fifteen courses or just the ones you need! Professor Teaches courses use real-world settings and accurate simulations to help you apply your new knowledge directly to daily tasks and the knowledge you gain becomes an asset for life.

Improve Your Productivity
Each course is educationally organized into chapters and lessons.
• Learning objectives guide you to success.
• Colorful graphics and clear instructions keep you interested.
• Professional voice narration assists retention.

Most Interactive Training
Learn more effectively in an accurately simulated environment that is highly interactive.
• Accurate screen presentations, menus, and buttons provide an easy transition to the real application.
• Step by step interactive exercises achieve high retention rates.
• Practical exercises and examples make learning understandable.

Comprehensive Content
Become more productive because you will learn more.
• Each course covers the most important topics.
• 4 to 8 hours of interactive training in each course.
• Separate courses for Advanced Microsoft Office Topics are included.

Comprehensive Content
Learn from the best training available
• All Microsoft Office versions are designed to meet Microsoft Office Specialist Exam Requirements.
• All 15 courses use the same design and education methods to ensure consistent quality throughout.
• Professor Answers provides true just-in-time learning.

Just-in-Time Training
Professor Answers is more useful than Microsoft Help. It provides learning just when you need it. Powerful search and browse features give you the training you need right away.

System Requirements
• Pentium® PC or Higher • Microsoft® Windows® XP, 2000, Me or 98 • Double Speed CD-ROM Drive • 16 MB RAM available • 20-60 MB Hard Drive space available per application • 800 x 600 16 Bit color display • Sound card • Speakers or headphones • Mouse

* The NPD Group/NPD Techworld - Unit and dollar sales (2001 - May 2006) Professor Teaches brand.

Microsoft, the Microsoft Office logo, and the Microsoft Office Specialist logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries and are used under license from Microsoft. Certiport and the Certiport Approved Courseware logo are registered trademarks of Certiport Inc. in the United States and/or other countries. Individual Software is independent from Microsoft Corporation, or Certiport, and not affiliated with Microsoft or Certiport in any manner. While this CD may be used in assisting individuals to prepare for a Microsoft Office Specialist exam, Microsoft, Certiport, and Individual Software do not warrant that use of this CD will ensure passing a Microsoft Office Specialist exam.

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sanjeeme · Dec 20, 2008

iPhone For Dummies

The iPhone 3G is here! You’ll want to make the most of it, and iPhone For Dummies, 2nd Edition is ready to help. Master the multitouch interface, send text messages, enjoy rich-HTML e-mail, use GPS maps, and more, with this full-color guide to show you how!
Edward C. Baig and “Dr. Mac” Bob LeVitus, two giants of Mac-dom, have packed this colorful little book with tips on every cool feature of the iPhone 3G. They’ll show you how to find and download hundreds of cool apps from the new Apps Store, sync up your contact lists with MobileMe, browse the [COLOR=#FF4400 ! important][FONT=verdana,geneva,lucida,&quot][COLOR=#FF4400 ! important][FONT=verdana,geneva,lucida,&quot]Internet[/FONT][/FONT][/COLOR][/COLOR], take photos, [COLOR=#FF4400 ! important][FONT=verdana,geneva,lucida,&quot][COLOR=#FF4400 ! important][FONT=verdana,geneva,lucida,&quot]download [/FONT][COLOR=#FF4400 ! important][FONT=verdana,geneva,lucida,&quot]music[/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR][/COLOR], and much more. For example:
Use 3G wireless technology to surf the Web faster, send and receive e-mail, and talk on the phone, all at once
Play music, watch videos on the widescreen display, or download a game from the App Store
Navigate Web sites or photos using tap, flick, and pinch
Get turn-by-turn directions, view a map, get live traffic information, or find services near your location with the GPS feature
Synchronize data, calendar entries, and address books between your desktop and your iPhone
Snap, share, sync, and save photos
See how the touch screen lets you type, surf, dial, download, play music, and more, all with a simple tap
Use the new scientific calculator
Find out what Microsoft Exchange has to offer
You already love your iPhone. With iPhone For Dummies, 2nd Edition, you’ll find more to love!

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sanjeeme · Dec 20, 2008

Charles Dickens – A Christmas Carol (audiobook)

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A holiday classic as you've never heard it before.
Tiny Tim, Bob Cratchit and Ebenezer Scrooge come to marvelous life in Patrick Stewart's critically-acclaimed solo interpretation of A Christmas Carol. The star of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" and The Royal Shakespeare Company, Stewart has performed his one-man stage production of A Christmas Carol to sell-out audiences. Now, in this studio recording of the dazzling achievement that has thrilled audiences in New York and Los Angeles, Stewart invites listeners to rediscover the timeless story at its source: Dickens' own, classic words, presented in a soaring, virtuoso solo performance in which Stewart plays all parts.

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sanjeeme · Dec 20, 2008

VTC - Data Modeling Tutorials

VTC - Data Modeling Tutorials

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Code:
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Data modeling is the act of exploring data-oriented structures. When building a database, data modeling implies the creation of a model for data within that database. Data models can be used for a variety of purposes, from high-level conceptual models to physical data models. VTC author, Gavin Powell, covers topics such as normalization and denormalization for relational data modeling, fact dimensional structures for data warehouse data modeling, and basic object data modeling for object databases. Powell also examines useful web sites and vendor software, such as Oracle database, for finding data modeling information. To being learning today, simply click on one of the Data Modeling lessons.

Course Outline
Quote:
Welcome
Welcome (02:27)
Prerequisites for this Course (01:23)
About this Course (02:59)
Where to Find Documentation (01:30)
Samples and Example Data Models Part pt. 1 (03:04)
Samples and Example Data Models Part pt. 2 (02:22)
A Relational Database Modeling Tool (04:25)
ERWin: Changing Physical Structure (02:29)
ERWin: Generating Scripts (01:02)

The History of Data Modeling
What is a Data Model? (02:28 )
Types of Data Models (02:32)
The Evolution of Data Modeling (01:39)
File Systems (00:54)
Hierarchical Databases (01:33)
Network Databases (01:05)
Relational Databases (02:51)
Object Databases (01:56)
Object-Relational Databases (01:37)
The History of the Relational Database (04:15)

Tools for Data Modeling
Entity Relationship Diagrams (03:39)
Using ERWin Part pt. 1 (03:20)
Using ERWin Part pt. 2 (01:27)
Using ERWin Part pt. 3 (02:19)
Modeling in Microsoft Access (05:23)
The Parts of an Object Data Model (05:18 )
Basic UML for Object Databases (02:20)
Building Class Structures (04:12)
Other UML Diagrams (04:15)

Introducing Data Modeling
The Relational Data Model (03:08 )
The Object Data Model (03:03)
The Object-Relational Data Model (02:15)
Data Warehouse Data Modeling (04:17)
Client-Server Versus OLTP Databases (02:23)
Available Database Engines (02:43)

Relational Data Modeling
What is Normalization? (01:24)
Normalization Made Simple (01:54)
Relational Terms and Jargon (05:48 )
1st Normal Form (00:2Cool
Demonstrating 1st Normal Form (04:23)
2nd Normal Form (01:25)
Demonstrating 2nd Normal Form (03:20)
3rd Normal Form (01:43)
Demonstrating 3rd Normal Form (04:32)
4th and 5th Normal Forms (06:01)
Primary/Foreign Keys/Referential Integrity (03:19)
The Traditional Relational Database Model (04:20)
Surrogate Keys and the Relational Model (05:38 )
Denormalization (02:26)

Object Data Modeling
The Object-Relational Database Model (05:14)
Relational Versus Object Models (02:16)
What is the Object Data Model? (00:38 )
What is a Class? (02:35)
Again - a Class and an Object (05:27)
What is an Attribute? (02:24)
What is a Method? (03:17)
The Simplicity of Objects (05:10)
What is Inheritance? (02:23)
What is Multiple Inheritance? (02:45)
Some Specifics of the Object Data Model (05:33)

Data Warehouse Data Modeling
The Origin of Data Warehouses (04:52)
Why the Relational Model Fails (02:35)
The Dimensional Data Model Part pt. 1 (04:30)
The Dimensional Data Model Part pt. 2 (02:05)
Star Schemas and Snowflake Schemas (02:32)

Getting Data from a Database
What is Structured Query Language (SQL)? (03:00)
The Roots of SQL (01:15)
Queries (01:44)
Changing Data (01:57)
Changing Metadata (02:06)
What is ODQL? (02:12)

Tuning a Relational Data Model
Normalization Versus Denormalizatrion (05:05)
Referential Integrity Part pt. 1 (04:45)
Referential Integrity Part pt. 2 (05:00)
Alternate Keys (05:04)
What is an Index? (01:57)
Indexing Considerations (01:07)
Too Many Indexes (04:20)
Composite Indexing (02:54)
Which Columns to Index? (02:17)
Index Types (04:12)
Match Indexes to SQL Code (04:52)
Types of Indexing in Detail pt. 1 (03:29)
Types of Indexing in Detail pt. 2 (04:21)
Where Index Types Apply (01:33)
Undoing Normalization (01:08 )
What to Look For? (05:35)
Undoing Normal Forms (06:19)
Some Good and Bad Tricks Part pt. 1 (03:35)
Some Good and Bad Tricks Part pt. 2 (04:06)

Tuning a Data Warehouse Data Model
Denormalization (05:05)
Star Versus Snowflake Schemas (01:32)
Dimensional Hierarchies (01:33)
Specialized Data Warehouse Toys (03:10)

Other Tricks
RAID Arrays and Striping (02:30)
Standby Databases (02:48 )
Replication (01:48 )
Clustering (01:00)

Wrapping it Up
Some Available Database Engines (04:54)
The Future: Relational or Object? (04:19)
What You Have Learned (00:49)

Credits
About the Author (02:20)

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sanjeeme · Dec 20, 2008

Windows_Vista_For_Dummies_Dec_2006

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sanjeeme · Dec 20, 2008

Java_For_Dummies_4th_Ed_Dec_2006

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sanjeeme · Dec 20, 2008

Photoshop_CS3_For_Dummies_Apr_2007

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sanjeeme · Dec 20, 2008

10 Ways to Make Your CDs and DVDs Last Longer

10 Ways to Make Your CDs and DVDs Last Longer

When your favorite CD -- the one that you play on repeat at the gym -- skips a note, you know you're in trouble! Don't fret, there are many simple ways to increase the shelf life of your prized discs.

1. Watch Your CD Wallets
Those slim, zippered CD wallets certainly make it easy to transport your CDs from one place to another, but they should never be used for long-term or archival storage. Many wallets provide adequate cushioning behind the discs, but your CDs are still prone to scratches (typically as a result of frequent trips in and out of the sleeve) and other hazards.

2. Handle DVDs With Care
Although the error-correction encoding for DVDs is almost ten times more thorough than that used for audio CDs, DVDs are still more susceptible to damage by scratches and mishandling than CDs. That's because DVDs cram a lot more information into a comparable amount of space (up to 4.7 GB per side compared with 700 MB in a CD -- that's more than six times as much). With that in mind, you may want to handle your DVDs a bit more carefully than your CDs.

Never touch the disc's flat surface; rather, always hold it with one finger in the center hole and the other fingers around the outside edge.

When removing a DVD from its case, always be sure to press the button on the center hub and push downward on it; never remove a DVD from its package simply by prying up the outer edge of the disc.

3. Keep CDs off the Dashboard
If you keep a CD wallet in your car, never, ever, leave it on the dashboard or front seat in hot climates or during the summer months. The plastic sleeves of some poorly made wallets have been known to melt and adhere to CDs after several hours of exposure to the hot sun.

4. Don't Buy Blanks in Bulk
Unless, of course, you intend to burn a lot of discs in a relatively short period of time. That's because the organic dye used to record the data on the disc will eventually spoil if it is not used. Although CD-R and DVD-R manufacturers claim blank, unused discs have five-year shelf life, that claim has not been verified by independent testing, and you won't find any expiration dates on the packaging. All things considered, it's best to buy new discs on an as-needed basis, rather than purchasing a large quantity to use over several years.

5. Keep Your Discs Clean
CDs and DVDs need to be kept free of dust and fingerprints, which can cause tracking errors by blocking the path of the laser that reads the discs. Cleaning is just a matter of wiping your discs with a damp nonabrasive cloth -- the cloths designed to clean eyeglasses are ideal. You should never use harsh chemicals or cleaning agents. You can, however, use a water-based lens cleaner and mild detergent, if needed.

Gently wipe the disc by moving the cloth in a curved line from the inside hole to the outer edge. Don't wipe in a circular motion; you can make the disc unreadable if you accidentally scratch it while wiping around the disc's circumference.

6. Repair a Scratched Disc
Do you have a scratched CD or DVD that's headed for the trash? Before you toss it, try fixing it with some Brasso metal polish (which sells for under $6 for 8 ounces in the U.S.). The idea is to use the polish to smooth out the scratch so the player's laser can read the data; you don't necessarily have to make the scratches disappear. Use a soft cloth to rub a couple of drops of Brasso into the disc until the scratch is almost gone. Scratches are best handled by rubbing along the direction of the scratch, while scuff marks should be polished in a radial motion. Let the Brasso dry on the surface; then use a fresh soft cloth to rub it off, using a radial motion.

You can use other products in a similar fashion to smooth out the scratches on your discs. Nongel white toothpaste and car wax are two popular choices. There are also many commercial disc-repair kits and devices available, some of which -- such as the Alera 240121 DVD/CD Disc Repair-Plus Kit (about $27) and the Skipdoctor CD Repair Kit (about $23) -- can be very effective. They are also sold by audio-equipment retailers.

Of course, if a scratch is deep enough to damage a disc's data layer, it can't be repaired no matter what you do. (The name is true for any scratches on the disc's label side, which back onto the disc's reflective layer.) Still, any attempts to salvage a scratched disc are always worth the effort -- not to mention the money and time you'll save when you're successful.

7. Don't Back Up Rewriteable CDs
A rewriteable CD (CD-RW) should never be used for archival purposes. Although they're designed specifically for data backups, CD-RWs are fundamentally different from CD-Rs: They have an aluminum reflective layer, and record data on a phase-changing metal-alloy film rather than an organic dye. CD-RWs are less stable, more sensitive to heat damage, and have a much shorter lifespan than CD-Rs (typically 25 years or less, depending on how many times they're recorded on).

8. Stick to Longhand Labeling
The need to label your home-recorded CD-Rs and DVD-Rs is obvious; how else will you identify them? Although there's no shortage of labeling kits on the market, you may want to think twice before using any of them. The problem is that the adhesive used for virtually all of the labels included in these kits can harm the data stored on your discs or offset the discs' balance when they're played, which can damage computer drives and CD and DVD players. Until true archival-quality labels for optical discs arrive, it's best to simply write the information in the printed area of the disc with a nonsolvent-based felt-tip pen -- such as TDK's CD Mark or Maxwell's DiscWriter pens, both of which come in packages of four for about $6. Never use a ballpoint pen, pencil, or other types of permanent markers, as they're likely to destroy the disc or the data.

9. Save as Data Instead of Music
There are a number of digital audio formats in use these days, although MP3s, WAV, and MID (MIDI) are probably the best known of the bunch. Audio CDs, meanwhile, have their own formatting (although they use WAV files) that allow them to work with all CD players -- including models that predate the arrival of CD burners.

When storing music files onto a CD-R or recordable DVD for archival purposes, experts recommend recording them as WAV files rather than as CD Audio files. You won't be able to play the discs on most home or portable CD players, but you'll be getting some added insurance on the integrity of your music in return. When a scratch or other flaw causes a loss of data on an audio CD, it's typically heard as a loud click or pop as the CD is played. All computer data files (including WAV files), however, have an extra level of error correction that provides additional protection against data loss with fewer audible artifacts. Besides, you can always burn an audio CD using your archived WAV files at some later time.

10. Use Slower Speeds for Archival Audio Recording
If you decide to use the CD Audio format when making archival copies of your digital music, it's a good idea to record the discs at a slow speed, preferably 4x. Decreasing the recording speed ensures a more exact burn with better laser response. Higher speeds are fine for recording data, where significant error correction is inserted during the burn and implemented during the readback. But when the lack of error correction in the CD Audio format is combined with irregularities in the quality of the blank media and inaccuracies of the laser during recording, the end result can be inferior-sounding discs. A slow speed makes sure you're getting the best-possible recording.

sanjeeme · Dec 20, 2008

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Classical Music

You're no idiot of course. You know something about classical music, whether it's the "da-da-da-dum" opening of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony or that a famous shaggy dog was named after that same composer. But when it comes to knowing your Vivaldi from your Berlioz, you find it less stressful to tune your radio dial to some old time rock and roll. Don't give up yet! The Complete Idiot's Guide to Classical Music shows you how easy it is to understand and appreciate classical music--from recognizing musical pieces to distinguishing composers.

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sanjeeme · Dec 20, 2008

Guide to Internet Job Searching 2008-2009

Margaret Riley Dikel, Frances E. Roehm "Guide to Internet Job Searching 2008-2009"
McGraw-Hill | 2008-03-18 | ISBN: 0071494529 | 288 pages | PDF | 1,06 MB

Point and click your way to a profitable, satisfying job future.
While the Web is loaded with priceless information and resources for job hunters, finding exactly what you need for an efficient job search can be tough. The bestselling Guide to Internet Job Searching arms you with the tools and knowledge to find the job of your dreams and avoid surfing the Internet aimlessly.
Career search experts Margaret Riley Dikel and Frances Roehm will guide you through an efficient and successful job hunt-no matter how much experience you have using the Internet. With their proven advice, you'll be able to:
* Find dream jobs in every industry, at every level, locally and around the world
* Research potential employers
* Identify the biggest employment growth areas and regions
* Avoid time-consuming false starts and dead ends
* Get to know the best job-listing and recruiting websites
* Compose sure-fire online resumes and cover letters

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sanjeeme · Dec 20, 2008

If I Had a Hammer: More Than 100 Easy Fixes and Weekend Projects

Andrea Ridout “If I Had a Hammer: More Than 100 Easy Fixes and Weekend Projects"
Collins Living| 2008-05-01 | ISBN: 0061353183 | 304 pages | PDF | 1,27 MB

Have fun, save money, and improve your home with these easy step-by-step projects.
If I Had a Hammer offers easy-to-follow instructions and illustrations designed to make home improvement simpler than ever. With a little help from Andrea, you'll be able to tackle repairs, painting and decorating, bathroom and kitchen remodeling, wood care for furniture and floors, and much more with projects that often take as little as an hour. Also, you can try a few of Andrea's energy-conserving projects that can dramatically improve your utility bill-Andrea's projects are friendly on the environment and on your wallet! With If I Had a Hammer, you'll have the tools to keep your home functioning and looking as good as-or even better than-new.

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sanjeeme · Dec 20, 2008

Environmental Science: In Context

Written by a global array of experts, yet aimed primarily at high school students and an interested general readership, the In Context series serves as an authoritative reference guide to essential concepts of science, the impacts of recent changes in scientific consensus, and the impacts of science on social, political, and legal issues.
Cross-curricular in nature, In Context books align with and support national science standards and high school science curriculums across subjects in science and the humanities, and facilitates science understanding important to higher achievement in the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) science testing. Inclusion of original essays written by leading experts and primary source documents serve the requirements of an increasing number of high school and international baccalaureate programs, and are designed to provide additional insights on leading social issues, as well as spur critical thinking about the profound
cultural connections of science.
In Context books also give special coverage to the impact of science on daily life, commerce, travel, and the future of industrialized and impoverished nations.
Each book in the series features entries with extensively developed words-to-know sections designed to facilitate understanding and increase both reading retention and the ability of students to understand reading in context without being overwhelmed by scientific terminology.

Brenda Wilmoth Lerner "Environmental Science: In Context"
Gale Cengage | 2008-11-28 | ISBN: 1414436173 | 1000 pages | PDF | 21,4 MB

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sanjeeme · Dec 20, 2008

Laptops For Dummies

You’ll get the straight, simple lessons that you need to effectively use your Vista powered laptop in Laptops Just the Steps For Dummies. Get where you need to go with a minimum of steps! This book lays out a specific goal and helps you achieve it with a series of lessons, paired with tips and graphics to illustrate the task. You can read this book from cover to cover or skip to the parts that you need to know.
In a flash, you will understand the basic parts, switches, and drives that make up your laptop. You’ll learn how to operate the main functions of Windows Vista, like managing user accounts, navigating the system, and working with files, folders, software, and devices. You’ll learn how to create media and connect to the Internet with or without wires! You’ll discover how to troubleshoot and patch your operating system. You will find out how to:
Clean and maintain your laptop
Operate Windows Vista and manage its options
Create and store media
Set up a router, connect to a network, and go wireless
Sync data and create backups
Browse safely
Troubleshoot hardware and software and patch your operating system
Laptops Just the Steps For Dummies provides you with all of the information you need to work more efficiently than ever before!

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sanjeeme · Dec 20, 2008

Windows: Scripting Secrets

By Tobias Weltner
Publisher: Wiley
Number Of Pages: 751

The most comprehensive book on the market, Windows Scripting Secrets uncovers the never-before-documented features and hidden system functions that make the new Windows Scripting Host a more powerful tool. The book includes more than 200 ready-to-use scripts, and the CD-ROM contains ready-to-use libraries and examples from the book, as well as numerous scripting tools.

A few of the insights inside include

Kick-starting WSH and VBScripts
"Kidnapping" and creating COM objects
Tweaking your Registry, and monitoring system status
Powering up with Kodak Imaging
Running a Windows network with ADSI scripts
You can automate almost any system task or enhance your current functionality using the scripting solutions detailed here. From the CD-ROM, sample more than 450 scripts, or try looking for an answer in the fully searchable electronic version of the book.

7.7 MB

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sanjeeme · Dec 20, 2008

Complete Health Guide

Michael Peters, Tony Smith, BMA Complete Family Health Guide
Dorling Kindersley Publishers | ISBN: 1405307196 | 2005-07-07 | 992 pages | PDF | 75 Mb

The essential medical reference that's a must for every home

"...detailed and decisive" The Times

Published in association with the BMA, the Family Health Guide is the most authoritative and up-to-date information every family needs to understand and participate in their own health care decisions. With comprehensive coverage of every important aspect of health and medicine, it's easy to use and ideal for at-a-glance information and reference.

* Features on medical genetics and what it means for your health
* Lists the best medical websites for further information and advice
* User-friendly charts help you to interpret your symptoms

With unrivalled coverage of all aspects of health and medicine including over 700 medical conditions, diagnostic and screening procedures, surgery, first aid, complementary therapies and preventive health care. Produced in association with the BMA, the most trusted authority in the field of medicine, this family health encyclopedia sets a new benchmark in medical reference guides.

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kasun925 · Dec 20, 2008

gud job!!!
keep on...............................

Mackenzie · Dec 25, 2008

Any books on DreamVeawer??

sanjeeme · Dec 25, 2008

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Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 Classroom in a Book Publisher: Adobe Press (May 14, 2007)
ISBN-10: 0321499816
ISBN-13: 978-0321499813

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Dreamweaver CS3, now included as part of Adobe's Creative Suite 3, is the leading professional Web design and development application in the market, and is a must-have tool for any Web designer or developer. Dreamweaver CS3 offers new CSS layouts, a unified CSS panel, and CSS visualization tools that let users create interactive Web sites without having to delve into code. Dreamweaver users can now create dynamic interfaces using the Spry framwork for Ajax. (Spry is 99% HTML, so it's accessible to both designers and developers). Spry widgets (pre-built user interface components) let users quickly add common user interface components to Web pages. Each chapter in this full-color book contains a project that builds upon the reader's growing knowledge of Dreamweaver, while review questions at the end of each chapter reinforce the most important skills. Readers will learn how to customize a Dreamweaver workspace, apply cascading style sheets, enter headline and
body text, insert graphics and rollovers, and add links to a page. They'll also learn how to add interactive elements to their site, such as behaviors, effects, and Flash video; add new code or code snippets; and publish their finished site to the Web.

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