Audio books

[psalm62]

Merry Christmas!! :-D

I am going to be spending a lot of time on the road and would like to get some Windows 2003 server or Microsoft Access audio books to listen to. Any suggestions of good websites with computer books on audio..........that don't cost $100's.
I realize most of these types of training come more as interactive CD's or hard covers, but I figure I may as well utilize my time on the road if possible.

Kim

 

[BJCooperIT]

Check your local library. Only do this if you would be able to return them on time (I can renew my loans online - very convenient and saves money).

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[buddafish]

http://www.audiowhiz.com/

scottie

 

[chiph]

These aren't specifically about Windows or MS-Access, but for some more general industry development practices, such as Agile development, Roy Osherove has several interesting audio interviews you can download at:

http://www.teamagile.com/mainpages/interviews.html

I've burned several onto CD-audio discs to listen to in the car, and they're very good, especially the ones with Juval Lowy.

Chip H.


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[aarenot]

TRY adobe reader7
click
view
then
read out loud


turn speed up to about 160 words per minute

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[dilettante]

Podcasts to CD work pretty well. The trick is finding good ones and having enough alternatives on board when you run across a dud while on the road.