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Microsoft mag for Mac IT professionals

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Bottoms Up
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Just got this in an email. Shocking! :eek:
Microsoft's Mac branch is offering this mag. about Macs. Crazy ....but thought some here might be interested.
Are you an IT Pro working with Macs? Whether your network is mostly Macs, mostly Windows machines, or a balance of both, MacTech and Microsoft offer resources to help keep you informed, more productive, and better equipped to manage a multi-platform environment.

The Macintosh Business Unit at Microsoft is sponsoring a limited number of complimentary subscriptions for qualified IT professionals. Select individuals just pay a shipping and handling charge of $9.95 to receive MacTech monthly for six months. Go to this page to apply.
https://www.mactech.com/phpq/fillsurvey.php?sid=15

Customers will be asked to fill out a short survey to qualify. Upon approval, you will receive six months of how-to information, comprehensive reviews, case studies, expert analysis, and special reports. MacTech magazine will help you to ground your IT strategies around the Mac, and exclusive articles from the Macintosh Business Unit will help you to get more from the Microsoft applications in your environment.

Quantities are limited!
Respond by June 30th to take advantage of this exclusive offer!

Offer only available while supply is available, applies only to new subscribers of the magazine, cannot be combined with other offers, and is available in the U.S. and Canada only. Don't live in the U.S., or don't think you qualify? Just follow this link for more special offers from MacTech.

Subscriptions are available only to qualifying residents of the 50 U.S. States, Puerto Rico, the District of Columbia, as well as Canada. Your subscription is sponsored by Microsoft and MacTech Magazine, and MacTech is solely responsible for fulfillment of this offer. Microsoft and MacTech are not responsible for typographical errors.

Portions Copyright 2006 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft and Windows are either registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. MacTech is a registered trademark of Xplain Corporation.

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To receive no further information from MacTech send an email to custservice@mactech.com
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New member
It'll be interesting to see how the Microsoft support will encorporate Mac technology. A few short years ago you had to pay dearly to get the MSDN support that is available on their site for free now (mostly). I would rate their support high especially for non-corporate clients just looking to figure out how to do stuff.
 
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Master of Distraction
Staff member
SUPER Site Supporter
It's interesting. There's lots of strange business decisions being made these days. I think it was Cringley or Dvorak that theorized that Apple's long term plan was to get out of the OS business and just focus on making cool hardware and iPod type devices and of course the software to drive business to these devices.

I read a story in the newspaper yesterday where they stated Google as being the "borg" and swallowing everything up. A few years ago it was Microsoft that was the borg.

Times change.

PB
 
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