Enter to win a Microsoft training course from New Horizons worth up to $2,500

Network World welcomes New Horizons Computer Learning Centers as a contributor to Microsoft Subnet. New Horizons is offering a free Microsoft training course worth up to $2,500 to be given to one lucky Microsoft Subnet reader. What's more, the winning reader can choose any five-day (or shorter) Microsoft course in the United States from the New Horizons catalog. Training is offered in hundreds of U.S. cities.

New Horizons offers one of the largest networks of Microsoft certified training partners in the world. Every course follows the Microsoft Official Curriculum and is taught by a Microsoft Certified Trainer. This competition closes March 31, 2009, so don't delay, answer the easy trivia question below and enter for a chance to win a free Microsoft training course.

QUESTION TO ENTER TO WIN A FREE TRAINING COURSE FROM NEW HORIZONS: On Page 3 of the excerpt from Windows PowerShell 2.0 Unleashed, the author says that there is a command cmdlet that is more powerful than the Get-Help cmdlet because it lists all available commands (cmdlets, scripts, aliases, functions, and native applications) in a PowerShell session. What is the name of that cmdlet?(Hint: this information appears after the boxed material. You can also find the answer on the main Microsoft Subnet page.)

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Network World welcomes New Horizons Computer Learning Centers as a contributor to Microsoft Subnet. New Horizons is offering a free Microsoft training course worth up to $2,500 to be given to one lucky Microsoft Subnet reader. What's more, the winning reader can choose any five-day (or shorter) Microsoft course in the United States from the New Horizons catalog. Training is offered in hundreds of U.S. cities.

New Horizons offers one of the largest networks of Microsoft certified training partners in the world. Every course follows the Microsoft Official Curriculum and is taught by a Microsoft Certified Trainer. This competition closes March 31, 2009, so don't delay, answer the easy trivia question below and enter for a chance to win a free Microsoft training course.

QUESTION TO ENTER TO WIN A FREE TRAINING COURSE FROM NEW HORIZONS: On Page 3 of the excerpt fromWindows PowerShell 2.0 Unleashed, the author says that there is a command cmdlet that is more powerful than the Get-Help cmdlet because it lists all available commands (cmdlets, scripts, aliases, functions, and native applications) in a PowerShell session. What is the name of that cmdlet?(Hint: this information appears after the boxed material. You can also find the answer on the main Microsoft Subnet page.)

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* Read the training blogs available on Microsoft Subnet covering Windows Server 2008, certifications, SQL Server and more.)

How to enter to win: Answer the above trivia question correctly, e-mail your answer to Julie Bort jbort@nww.com by March 31, 2009 and your entry will be entered into a drawing to win a free New Horizons Computer Learning Centers training course of your choosing, of a duration of five days or less. In the e-mail, please include the answer to the question above, your name, your job title, and your daytime telephone number. Please write: "New Horizons March training competition" in the subject of your e-mail. Full competition rules below.

Competition rules:

1. No purchase necessary. All entrants must be 18 years of age. This offer is void where prohibited or restricted by law, and subject to all federal, state and local laws and regulations.

2. Network World, Inc., will begin accepting e-mail entries on the date that Microsoft Subnet makes the trivia question available. One entry per individual.

3. To enter by e-mail, participants must respond to the New Horizons competition by midnight, March 31, 2009 (PT). E-mail your answer to the trivia question above, along with your name, job title, e-mail address, and daytime telephone number to Julie Bort (jbort@nww.com). In the subject line of your e-mail write ""New Horizons March training competition." No entries will be acknowledged or returned, and all entries become the property of Network World. Network World is not responsible for lost, late, illegible, incomplete or misdirected entries. All such entries will be disqualified.

4. The New Horizons training giveaway closes at midnight, March 31, 2009 (PT). One winner will be picked at random from the entries with the correct answers. The winners will be notified after the close of the competition at a date determined by Network World. All winners notified must RSVP by the date indicated in the e-mail sent by Network World. Failure to do so will result in forfeiture of the Prize. Answer to the trivia question will be published on Microsoft Subnet, along with the name of the winner. The winner must register for the course within 90 days of receiving the notification e-mail.