Online Reference Library £
Safari books online is like having your own technical reference library available 24 hours a day 7 days a week.
You are not only able to view books and video’s online but also download chapters via pdf download and get discounts off the print version of the books.
To see a demo of Safari books online click the link below
To sign up, starting with a ten day free trial click the link below
The main Safari web page can be found here
Costs
There are two different types of subscription
Safari Bookshelf
This allows you to access ten titles per month
£11.99/€14.99/$22.99
Safari Library
This allows you unlimited access to the books
£22.10/€27.99/$42.99
Windows 2008 Step by Step Guides
Excellent how to guides for Windows 2008
Microsoft Videos
View a wide variety of Microsoft videos including, keynote speeches, how-to instructions, and demo’s
Free HP Training Online
Free online training from HP covering subjects from Network attached storage, Exchange 2007, Disaster Recovery, Wireless Security, to Windows Vista and Office 2007
Technology explained in Plain English
This site is just great, they take subjects such as twitter, RSS, blogs, social networking and then explain them in video’s in Plain English
Here is the main site
And a few examples from the site to get you started
Twitter in Plain English
Google Docs in Plain English
Online Photo Sharing in Plain English
Social Bookmarking in Plain English
Social Networking in Plain English
Blogs in Plain English
RSS in Plain English
Web - ITidiots TV
Training video screencasts for people working in IT or studying for their MCSE exams
About this blog
Welcome to Shawz Weblog - Geek in training
I hope that the software and web links on this blog will hopefully make your technology life a bit easier.
The software listed here is mostly free for home use.
If it is not free then it is software that costs under £50/€65/$100 this is denoted by a £ in the title.
If you wish to use it in a commercial environment please check via the appropriate product weblink before use.
All software listed here had been checked for spyware and viruses, but you should always run it through your own anti-virus and anti-spyware software before using it.
The software or web page link is shown as the work link on the screen, if you move your mouse over it you will get a preview of the web page,
Please feel free to search or browse through the categories listed below.
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Shawz
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