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Even if you don't plan on jumping on the Vista bandwagon right now, it's still a good idea to brush up on the terminology surrounding the new OS. IT pros are already slinging around the Vista lingo--from DWM to ReadyBoost to service isolation. Download this Windows Vista mini-glossary, which defines more than 80 terms relating to Vista's features and its associated technologies.Get more information on Network Administration

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