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 Updating your Technology Knowledge of Microsoft Windows XP to Windows 7 (6291)
Geneva, 4th – 6th January 2010
Photoshop CS4 Professional – Learn retouching techniques for bitmap images
in high definition (Level 1) - PHCS4P
Lausanne, 14th – 15th January 2010
Deploying Windows 7 Business Desktops by Using the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2010 (6288)
Geneva, 18th – 20th January 2010
InDesign CS4 Professional – Produce flyers, brochures and reports by mastering
layout techniques (Level 1) - INDCS4P
Geneva, 20th - 21st January 2010
A special offer for you: Free exam voucher and software licenses
Attend one of the six courses below and receive a free exam voucher and software licenses:
Windows 7 (receive an exam voucher and an Ultimate license)
- MS 6292: Installing and Configuring Windows 7 Client (3 days)
- MS 6294: Planning and Managing Windows 7 Desktop Deployments and Environments (5 days)
Windows Server 2008 (receive an exam voucher and Standard 5 CALs)
- MS 6419: Configuring, Managing and Maintaining Windows Server 2008 (5 days)
- MS 6421: Configuring and Troubleshooting a Windows Server 2008 Network Infrastructure (5 days)
- MS 6430: Planning and Administering Window Server 2008 (3 days)
- MS 10159: Updating Windows 2008 server technical skills to R2 (3 days)
This offer is valid until June 30th while stocks last. Contact us.
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Windows 7: Towards a new standard for secure and flexible business
The version of Microsoft's client platform, Windows 7 is more secure, customizable and closer to our working habits. It combines the benefits of Windows XP and Windows Vista.
The new security model in Windows 7 addresses the highly controversial "User Access Control" introduced in Vista, making it more effective and discreet. The Bitlocker surface encryption process has now been extended to removable media in order to preserve and ensure data privacy protection, whereas the former encryption system (EFS) did not allow this. In addition, "Seven" has now introduced Applocker, which enables enterprises to prevent users from running unauthorized applications.
Microsoft has evolved its Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack (MDOP) and Solution Accelerators to include a new deployment model that reduces the number of images in rationalized or automated installations.
The platform also introduces a new virtual method called "XP mode", to ensure compatibility with applications developed under Windows XP. This functionality also allows the running of applications that are not "Seven" certified.
Lastly, Windows 7 now has native support from the latest PC industry technologies, including biometric devices, wireless network with direct support of Intel and Cisco security options.
ITTA Event: Methodologies and Frameworks – Geneva, 18 February 2010
ITTA will be hosting sessions entirely dedicated to Methodologies and Frameworks. Subjects addressed will be:
- Project Management (PRINCE 2, PMBoK);
- Service Management (ITIL v3);
- Process Management (CMMI, Lean 6 Sigma);
- IT Governance (CObIT).
We will also demonstrate how to efficiently use MS-Project Pro and Server.
A lucky-draw will take place at the end of the sessions.
Please register before 25th January.
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How to get transparent Photoshop or Illustrator images in Office
Photoshop and Illustrator are graphic design packages which allow the use of transparency. However, when pasting these images into Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Visio or Publisher, these images often appear with a white framed solid background.
Here is how you can preserve the transparency of your images.
- Open the image which contains transparency:
- In Photoshop, choose "File/Save as..."
- In Illustrator, choose "File/Export..."
- Choose the location to save the file
- Choose the file type "PNG (Portable Network Graphics)" and then save
- In Office, insert your image by choosing "Insert / Image / From file..." and that's it!
Note: PNG images are compressed without any loss of quality and preserve transparency at the same time. JPG images are lighter than PNG images, but they lose both pixel quality and transparency.
Learn more about Interactive Indesign PDF & SWF
This fun movie clip covers some “sweet” stuff, including Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, Acrobat, Dreamweaver, Bridge, Flash and more.
Click here to view.
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