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Need tutorial links to begin learning Windows NT.
I basically need what the question title asks, and any explanations for absolute beginners anyone is willing to give. Also, there exists application software that has to be installed on the client and not the server. Why is that? My computer has Windows 2000, but another has XP.
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Hi, one computer is running Windows XP Pro and the other is running Windows 2000. My employer mentioned "windows for workgroups", but I haven't heard that expression since Windows 3.1 (I think). However, when I look in win explorer I see Winserver N and Winserver T. My computer is C:\\ in explorer but
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Thanks to both of you for your extremely helpful input!
Thanks sheana11. Good luck with the studies.
--Rob
--Rob
http://www.rhyshaden.com/nt4.htm
There are lots of NT books floating around in used book stores for $2-5 that are very good as well.
In case there is any confusion, 200 and XP are basically "built" on the NT operating system.
>>"Client and not the server"
Worksstation is the client machine, server is the host machine.