Coming as I do, from a "directorial" background, as opposed to a "techie" background, I live in constant terror of my computers.
I stumbled across this site and haven't even scratched the surface of what's available, but I thought you'd be interested in knowing that it even exists. It's called the Microsoft TechNet, and what's nice is that it's a series of live lectures, targeting IT professionals. This particular page addresses "Malware" and it's eradication. Malware is all that tracking garbage that can clog up your system. Check it out and (why not) report back on other lectures on this site that might be of interest and/or use to "videoguys" like us.
http://www.microsoft.com/emea/itsshowtime/sessionh.aspx?videoid=359
BTW, as an aside... can anyone tell me the compressor they might be using to get such GREAT full screen playback over the internet. We have truly almost arrived, and this video indicates that for industrial use, the CD is almost not necessary. Of course, for clients w/o internet, the CD continues to rule supreme, but it's days are numbered. (Great - another delivery technology about to go extinct, and another dozen or more "big jobs" I won't be able to show. Ah well....)
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I stumbled across this site and haven't even scratched the surface of what's available, but I thought you'd be interested in knowing that it even exists. It's called the Microsoft TechNet, and what's nice is that it's a series of live lectures, targeting IT professionals. This particular page addresses "Malware" and it's eradication. Malware is all that tracking garbage that can clog up your system. Check it out and (why not) report back on other lectures on this site that might be of interest and/or use to "videoguys" like us.
http://www.microsoft.com/emea/itsshowtime/sessionh.aspx?videoid=359
BTW, as an aside... can anyone tell me the compressor they might be using to get such GREAT full screen playback over the internet. We have truly almost arrived, and this video indicates that for industrial use, the CD is almost not necessary. Of course, for clients w/o internet, the CD continues to rule supreme, but it's days are numbered. (Great - another delivery technology about to go extinct, and another dozen or more "big jobs" I won't be able to show. Ah well....)
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