Upcoming MSDN and TECHNET Events For September

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08/18/2010

Hope you all have a great summer. I know a lot of you have asked for the upcoming MSDN and TECHNET events in September. Now you can register.

Ready to take your skills to the next level? Then don’t miss MSDN and TechNet Events. These free, live learning sessions explore the latest tools, tips and technologies that you can apply immediately. We’re talking lively demonstrations, relevant technical content, and lots of time to ask questions and rub elbows with your peers. Register now and save your seat at these free events in your local area.


TECHNET EVENTS PRESENTS: Deploying Windows 7 Get the inside track on new tips, tools and technologies with these free, live sessions for IT pros. Join your TechNet Events team for a little of their own “myth busting” around moving from XP to Windows 7 and how to automate Windows 7 deployment. TOPICS INCLUDE: Can we bust this myth? “It’s impossible to upgrade a Windows XP computer to Windows 7” Automating Your Windows 7 Deployment with MDT 2010 September 14, 2010 \| Denver, CO REGISTER September 15, 2010 \| Phoenix, AZ REGISTER September 20, 2010 \| Irvine, CA REGISTER September 21, 2010 \| Los Angeles, CAREGISTER September 22, 2010 \| San Francisco, CA REGISTER September 29, 2010 \| Portland, OR REGISTER September 30, 2010 \| Bellevue, WA REGISTER				MSDN EVENTS PRESENTS: Entity Framework 4 Don’t miss this half day for Developers with guest presenter Rob Bagby, direct from London! Rob, famous for his demo-driven sessions, will illustrate how to take advantage of the Entity Framework 4 in your applications. Register today for these free, live sessions in your local area. TOPICS INCLUDE: Modeling, Mapping & Relationships Querying the Model Updating the Model September 14, 2010 \| Denver, CO REGISTER September 15, 2010 \| Phoenix, AZ REGISTER September 20, 2010 \| Irvine, CA REGISTER September 21, 2010 \| Los Angeles, CAREGISTER September 22, 2010 \| San Francisco, CA REGISTER

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Upcoming MSDN and TECHNET Events For September

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