Congratulations to the 15 winners of copies of the hot Microsoft title, Microsoft Office 2007 On Demand by Steve_Johnson. (Read Steve’s guest blog written exclusively for Microsoft Subnet.) Also, congratulations to the winners of the hot selling book Microsoft Voice and Unified Communications by Joe Schurman. (Check out Joe’s blog, written exclusively for Microsoft Subnet … he’s posted product reviews, videos, lots of great stuff.)
Winners of Microsoft Office 2007 On Demand successfully answered the trivia question: In Chapter 3: What is the name of the new graphics feature that Office programs use to allow you to create diagrams that convey processes or relationships? Answer: SmartArt graphics.
And the winners of Microsoft Office 2007 On Demand are …
Alan Mandell
Bryan S. Greenberg
Carlton Hartman
Dan Sherman
Fran Coghlan
Gerry Trexler
Jackie Song
Kenneth Erb
Lindsay Krill
Michael A. Dick
Michael Martel
Michael Stern
Sheryl Thompson
Tom Rolff
Tommy Leung
Each winner of Microsoft Voice and Unified Communications correctly answered the trivia question: In Chapter 5 Simply Speaking: The Integration of Speech Recognition with Voice and Unified Communications, what does Figure 5.2 depict? Answer: Exchange Voice Access architecture
And the winners of Microsoft Voice and Unified Communications are …
Amy Dixon
Charles Gibson
Gail Howser
Glenn Bratteng
Ismael Delgado
John Snow
Kathy Turnbull
Mark A. Rude
Michael Aaron
Michael Bess
Robert Biggs
Scott Warren
Tom Pardee
Tony Yulo
Troy Phillips
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