The next version of Windows Server may still be using its code name, but this episode helps explain some of the ways it will help you run your systems and services better.
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Why does Microsoft INSIST that their downloads are in exe format instead of just providing a link to a wmv file like they do on their channel 9 site.
I mean, they're trying to get people to keep people interested in Windows, their main targets are those who most likely aren't going to be running windows (aka technology focused people) so why make the information, which could be useful for marketing their products, inaccessible to those who might actually have a say in the final decision making process.
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You can probably extract it with RAR (at least the Windows version works).
http://www.rarlab.com/download.htm
If not, search for apps that extract cabs (the download is a self-extracting cab file) on your platform.
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Pretty sure this doesn't contain all features, but it should include most of the major ones:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver/longhorn/prodguide.mspx
