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About LinkBacksI got a 180day trial of it, with it's huge 1000page+ book.
I'm on my old 400Mhz Pentium II though, it there anything I could do with the cd that might be useful? I never used one of the non-home (sever) editions before.
This is a discussion on Windows 2003 Server within the A Brief History of Cprogramming.com forums, part of the Community Boards category; I got a 180day trial of it, with it's huge 1000page+ book. I'm on my old 400Mhz Pentium II though, ...
I got a 180day trial of it, with it's huge 1000page+ book.
I'm on my old 400Mhz Pentium II though, it there anything I could do with the cd that might be useful? I never used one of the non-home (sever) editions before.
I'm also running a 180-day trial of Win2003, and I must say I am really impressed with it.
JUST DONT CHANGE YOUR CLOCK too much or you'll be locked out (it might think your trying to extend the trial, I got locked out because I set it to 2002 because of another program that demanded to be upgraded and I didn't want to).
I use it as a workstation, which is probably a bit silly since its meant to be a server. I also do a lot of web stuff though so having IIS 6.0 on it is really good. Maybe you could make it a web server if you have broadband?
Edit - I never got a book with mine thoughit just came in a DVD type cover and some small 50 page book I didn't even bother reading.
