Windows XP
You might be aware that Windows XP comes in several different flavors, two of which are client-side
products: the Windows XP Home Edition, and the Windows XP Professional Edition. This book covers
both those products. The differences between these two products are so few, they’re barely noticeable.
When they do arise during the course of this book, however, I’ll be sure to point them out.
The other versions are server-side products, named Windows XP Server and Windows XP Advanced
Server. This book doesn’t address those products specifically, because they’re not the kinds of products
the typical computer user would ever get involved with. Rather, they’re products that corporate network
administrators and other highly technical computer professions use to build servers for the Internet and
large networks.
products: the Windows XP Home Edition, and the Windows XP Professional Edition. This book covers
both those products. The differences between these two products are so few, they’re barely noticeable.
When they do arise during the course of this book, however, I’ll be sure to point them out.
The other versions are server-side products, named Windows XP Server and Windows XP Advanced
Server. This book doesn’t address those products specifically, because they’re not the kinds of products
the typical computer user would ever get involved with. Rather, they’re products that corporate network
administrators and other highly technical computer professions use to build servers for the Internet and
large networks.
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