As a consultant it is constantly baffling why more information is not available on strictly the difference between two versions of any given technology products - especially something as massive as a Microsoft OS release. It can take months to "discover and devine" the differences that seem to be purposely obscured by marketing materials that want to make existing features sound like compelling new reasons to go with the most recent version. Not so with this book.
This books examines what is new - so that an experienced Windows 2000 professional can come up to speed on Windows 2003 quickly.
Thanks go to Bill Polymenakos for dropping a note on this one.
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