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Citrix CCA for Presentation Server 4 contains:
- Introduction to Citrix and the CCA
- Applied and Architectural Concepts for Presentation Server
- Installing Presentation Server
- Configuring Licensing & Farm Settings
- Configuring Policies & Citrix Connection Configuration
- Installing & Configuring the Citrix Client
- Installing Applications to Presentation Server
- Publishing Applications and Content (free video!)
- Deploying Applications with Installation Manager
- Managing Loads and Load Balancing
- Managing Resources with Resource Manager
- Configuring Printing
- Enabling Web Access
- Securing Citrix Communication
- Command Line Tools & Exam Review
Here are the videos from the CBT Nuggets Presentation Server 4.0, in .wmv format. When unRARed, you get 15 videos altogether. (Read More »)
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Alex Cross was a rising star in the Washington, DC, Police Department when an unknown shooter
gunned down his wife, Maria, in front of him. The killer was never found, and the case turned cold,
filed among the unsolved drive-bys in D.C.’s rough neighborhoods. Years later, still haunted by his
wife’s death, Cross is making a bold move in his life. Now a free agent from the police and the
FBI, he’s set up practice as a psychologist once again. His life with Nana Mama, Damon, Jannie, and
little Alex is finally getting in order. He even has a chance at a new love. Then Cross’s former
partner, John Sampson, calls in a favor. He is tracking a serial rapist in Georgetown, one whose
brutal modus operandi recalls a case Sampson and Cross worked together years earlier. When the case
reveals a connection to Maria’s death, Cross latches on for the most urgent and terrifying ride of
his life. From the man USA TODAY has called the “master of the genre,” CROSS is the high-velocity
thriller James Patterson and Alex Cross’s fans have waited years to read–and the pinnacle of the
bestselling detective series of the past two decades. (Read More »)
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Exploring ASP.NET Using Visual Basic 2005
with Ken Getz, Andy Baron, & Mary Chipman
AppDev’s Exploring ASP.NET Using Visual Basic 2005 course provides a general overview of the exciting and powerful new features in ASP.NET 2.0. The course introduces many of the new ASP.NET server controls, shows how to incorporate the new membership, profile and personalization features, examines new data caching and data binding features, and more. This course will prepare upgrading ASP.NET developers to be productive with new features as soon as possible.
Course includes 9+ hours of total training time…
* 6 modules of training
* Over 9 hours of media run time
* Sample code (Read More »)
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3ds max Character Modeling will take you through each step of modeling a character from head to toe. Starting with photographs of a human female model, source photography is prepared for modeling. Then, every step from the first polygon to the final tweak is illustrated and explained. Not only do you learn to build a human in general, but you’ll build a specific human that matches the person in the photographs.The 16 page book is a handy guide to the included DVD disc. The DVD disc (data format) includes over 16 hours of high-resolution (1024×768) video in QuickTime? MOV format, designed for crystal clear viewing on a computer monitor. Voice narration on these movies by artists Kenny Cooper and Jim Lammers will guide you through each movie. A 3ds max scene file is saved on the disc for the start and end of each movie segment - 48 segments in all. DVD includes 48 QuickTime movies, plus source photography, all images used, and scene files that are compatible with both max 5 and 6. Tutorials were created in max 6 but the techniques and methodology are totally max 5-compatible.Advanced Max:
Character ModelingDesigned for the intermediate level 3ds max user, this training video will help you learn how to use polygonal and sub-divisional modeling tools to create a fully articulated human 3D model. Follow along as each body part is created, matched, attached and refined.
* Includes printed guide to all 48 movies
* 16 hours of Quicktime? Movies with audio
* Suitable for intermediate 3ds max users (advise that you have a basic understanding of 3ds max before beginning)
* High resolution 1024×768 captures
* Movies created using 3ds max 6
* Produced by Jim Lammers, co-author of the best-selling Maya Fundamentals books
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Pro Visual Studio 2005 Team System Application Development brings Visual
Studio 2005 Team System to life. You’ll learn how to effectively use
Team System to develop new functionality for large distributed systems.
The book accomplishes this not just by describing the Team System
features, but also by leading you through a fictitious, though
realistic, project.
The project takes place in a large, distributed organization with a mix
of existing systems. Risks exist in the possible disruption of the
current business enterprise system, and careful planning and phasing of
deliverables are necessary. New and modified applications must work with
existing parts of the system as iterations of the project move through
testing to deployment, in order to bring the project to a successful
conclusion.
While the project progresses, in-depth discussions explain the use of
the features by the various members of the team and the features’
interactions. The author provides highly detailed examples and
discussions, including exploration of the design, coding, and test
stages. The further you read, you’ll see how to develop portions of the
application–some coded in C# and some in Visual Basic–together with
their tests, installation tools, and design artifacts.
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