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MCAD Training Guide 70-305: Developing and Implementing Web Applications with Visual Basic.NET and Visual Studio.NET
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A good reference  |
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This is a good book for someone who has some knowledge of Project. However I did find at points the explainations a bit difficult to follow. I would not recommend this to someone who is trying to learn Project on their own but would definately recommend it to someone who has had some exposure to it.
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An excellent tutorial for an essential software product  |
Microsoft Project is a large and complex product, often used only to a fraction of its capability. This Step by Step guide is a well structured tutorial, covering all the major points, and leaving the user of MS Project well placed to consolidate the knowledge gained. The many exercises have been carefully prepared, and are well documented. The exercise scenarios, based around the making of films and videos, are straightforward to understand. The book comes with a 60-day licence for MS Project, so you dont need to pay £400 for the software in order to learn how to use it. The combination of a well written book, the exercises, and the 60-day licence for Microsoft Project, makes this an absolute bargain. One caveat - this is not a book to learn about Project Management - it is just about using the MS Project software.
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A cornerstone guide on how to trade for a living |
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I cannot believe how good this book this is. This book will define whether you are a trader or a gambler.
The author is very honest in sharing her past mistakes and there are various little sections in basic human psychology that spur you on and give you confidence in your general life.
She will tell you went to trust your gut instinct - and remind you that sometimes greed will give you what feels like a gut instinct.
Highly recommended book. I cannot stop reading it (in between looking at my real-time price screen!!)
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