Whitepapers and Guides

• Microsoft Security Guide for Small Business (Microsoft, 2005) – a computer and network security guide for small business owners
• Managing and Troubleshooting Windows XP: A Small Business Guide (Microsoft, 2006)
• Introduction to Windows Firewall with Advanced Security (Microsoft, 2006) – white paper

Articles

• Compare Documents Side-by-Side in Word 2003 (Microsoft, 2005) – Microsoft Small Business+ Site
• Creating a Logical Folder Structure in Microsoft Outlook 2003 (Microsoft, 2005) – Microsoft Small Business+ Site
• Managing Important Work E-Mail Using Outlook 2003 Rules (Microsoft, 2005) – Microsoft Small Business+ Site
• Protecting Yourself from Junk E-Mail in Outlook 2003 (Microsoft, 2005) – Microsoft Small Business+ Site
• Providing Centralized User Data Management Through Folder Redirection (Microsoft TechNet, 2004)

Courses

• Introduction to Computer Security for Small Businesses (Microsoft, 2006) – Microsoft Small Business+ Site
• Supporting and Troubleshooting Windows XP (Microsoft, 2006) – Microsoft Small Business+ Site
• Backing up and Restoring Your Data (Microsoft, 2005) – Microsoft Small Business+ Site
• Choosing a Firewall (Microsoft, 2005) – Microsoft Small Business+ Site
• Evaluating Support Alternatives (Microsoft, 2005) – Microsoft Small Business+ Site
• Implementing Disaster Recovery Processes (Microsoft, 2005) – Microsoft Small Business+ Site
• Maintaining Virus Protection (Microsoft, 2005) – Microsoft Small Business+ Site
• Managing User Access (Microsoft, 2005) – Microsoft Small Business+ Site
• Protecting Your Network (Microsoft, 2005) – Microsoft Small Business+ Site
• Tracking Hardware and Software Purchases (Microsoft, 2005) – Microsoft Small Business+ Site
• Working with a Technology Consultant (Microsoft, 2005) – Microsoft Small Business+ Site
• Working with Customer Support (Microsoft, 2005) – Microsoft Small Business+ Site

One Response to “Articles, Papers, and Courses”

1. David says:

   September 2, 2010 at 12:36 pm

   Hi Walter – I’ve just finished your Exchange 2003 Administrators Companion book and I really enjoyed it. I’ve read many MS Press books (and others) and your writing style is truly superior. You cover just about everything needed from high to low level and make the material very readable. I was truly impressed with this book and have recommended it to my fellow colleagues. My question is this – do you have, or plan to write a book for Exchange 2010? I would definitely purchase this if it was available.

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