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Sweet Friday Link Love — Freebies & Fun
Today I thought I’d sweeten up your Friday afternoon with some freebies and fun stuff. If you have anything to share — links to fun websites & cool IT stuff — feel free to post it in the comments section below.
• Free Microsoft Exam Vouchers
IT Knowledge Exchange wants to hear your certification success story — how an IT certification has helped you get a raise, a promotion or a new job. The top 6 entries will be posted on the blog and the winners will get a free exam voucher.
Share your IT certification success story, win a free Microsoft exam voucher
• Free Home Server
Looking for a better way to manage, organize and protect your photos, music, videos and documents at home? Have you considered the Home Server?
Now you have a chance to try it for free — see if you like it.
More Home Server resources:
- How to Connect Your Xbox 360 to Your Home Server
- Windows Home Server training
- We Got Served — Getting started with Home Server resources
• Free Exchange Server 2010 beta
You can now evaluate Exchange Server 2010 beta and learn about it for free. Microsoft has just released a free elarning course to help you learn about Exchange 2010 features, tools, deployment scenarios, and more.
• Free Office 2010
Microsoft Connect is looking for people to participate in testing out Office 2010 for the next six months or so. In exchange you get a free copy of Office 2010.
Wanted: Participants for Microsoft’s Office 2010 Real Life Stories program
• Let me Google that for you
If you’re tired of friends, family, coworkers and others asking questions that a quick Google search can solve, Let me Google that for you is the perfect solution.
All you have to do is type in the question, click on the Google Search button and you get a link that you can send to whoever asked the question. When the person opens the link they’ll see the step-by-step process of performing a Google search:
Step 1: Type in your question
Step 2: Click the Search button
Which will then take them to the actual Google search results page for that question.
And in case you’re wondering why I chose to ask “what is a browser” in my example is because of the video below. Do you know what a browser is?
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