Windows 7 Training

Best cheep method is self training (Microsoft Press):

http://learning.microsoft.com/Manager/BrowseResults.aspx?browseval=tt&pid=294&cid=294&nav=trainingtype%3a%23Book&nav=productandtechnology%3aProducts+and+Technologies%2fWindows&nav=productandtechnology%3aProducts+and+Technologies%2fWindows%2fWindows+7&qry=&navclicked=1

The teacher will do the same or similar lessons. The best is you can read it again when you don't understand. If you realy need a course tell us your location.

Have a look online at http://www.cbtplanet.com/microsoft-desktop-training/microsoft-windows-7-cbt-training-cd.htm

if you are familiar with Windows XP, then:

1. get a copy of Windows 7 and install it.

2. learn what's new from the following Windows 7 site

http://www.microsoft.com/Windows/windows-7/
http://www.microsoft.com/Windows/windows-7/what-is-windows-7.aspx

3. play with Windows 7.

you won't need to pay $500 for training only. you may spend the dollars to get a copy of W7. :))

BTW, one purpose of upgrading to W7 is to reduce cost of training and have a better learning curve. W7 is easier than all its early versions. why do you need to spend so much money to learn an easier version? you probably need to spend $500 or more to learn Windows 2000 if you are now a Windows XP user. :))

cheers,
bbao

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