Go Go diesel power.

Proud 7.3 Powerstroke owner here

Crap. There is a wait list for the Stanley course. I guess the word got out!
Thanks for great info James

Peter,
www.gravatar.com is what we're using for that.
Cordially,
Ronnie Wong
Host, ITProTV

They look great Ronnie and are extremely helpful, keep up the excellent work!

Any idea if you will be doing a series on ITIL? Would like to see that one. Thanks

Laurence,
Thank you for writing in. We just finished the VMware show last week so the guys are still in the process of getting all the episodes and content uploaded. I checked with our producer this morning and he indicated that about half of the notes have been uploaded for the VMware show, and he promised the other half would be uploaded today.
Let me know if there is anything else I can help you with.
Don Pezet
Host, ITProTV

Aha! Show you what I know. I didn't realize that they were that close to releasing a new set of objectives and a new test. Thank you very much.

I, too, had issues with FF. Jumped over to Chrome and it worked. Once I noticed it was Silverlight, I let out the proverbial 'ugh' and chalked it up, for what it was. Went on and played with my practice tests and enjoyed. The wrong tool, for the right application, for the right job.
Silverlight? (yesterday's technology tomorrow!) really? REALLY? HTML5!

Thank you Ronnie for your response.
I figured the Convergence was phased out, I will review the objectives of the remainder of listed items.
Supply vs Demand, understand that concept too well.
Cheers,
Chris

James,
Our greatest intention is to be on air as close as we can to 9 - 9:30 a.m. EST but sometime due to other circumstances we don't get on air when we believe we can. I'll mention it to the team and see what we can do to inform our audience a bit more!
Cordially,
Ronnie Wong
Host, ITProTV

Jose,
Thanks so much for subscribing to ITProTV! We appreciate that you like the "show" style of our shows/courses... We believe that others will find that the laid back, talk to you normally style allows you to watch more often and for longer periods and the end result is "You learn without even know I.T." - yes corny I know... But I thought of it so I keep using it.. it makes soooo much sense to me... :)
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Tim

Sohail,
I'm sorry this has slipped through my email folder. You should see that we've just finished the Linux+ shows!
We hope you'll see they're really good shows and recommend us to your friends!
Cordially

Anthony,
There are many study guides already in the marketplace. I will mention the idea to the team though.
Cordially,
Ronnie Wong
Host, ITProTV

Christopher,
I'm not sure if this may be exactly what you're looking for in terms of content. We do cover both topics in depth in our CCENT episodes: http://itpro.tvlessons/overview-of-ccent-100-101/. We've not really make a point of just doing topical coverage of IPv4 vs IPv6.
Cordially,
Ronnie Wong
Host, ITProTV

Thanks Gaston and Michael for the quick feedback. We made some more changes to try and nail this issue down for you at around 12:00 am Pacific Time. Have you seen it again after that time?

The practice exams are found on the course overview pages at the bottom. You should see a button to submit a request for this. This is a manual request proccess so it make take a couple of hrs or a day before the request is completed.

Sagar,
I'm a little surprised your Windows 7 machine failed to boot after converting it to a dynamic disk. A Windows 7 install can boot from a dynamic disk as long as it was installed while on a basic disk. So in your case, there must have been something else in the process that caused your machine to fail booting. As for any tools to covert it back to basic, I haven't used any that retained the data on the disk. The program you mentioned, Partition Wizard, says it can but I haven't used it before. Before using any tools, it may be a good idea to slave your hard drive into another PC and take an image of it just in case the conversion back to basic goes south. Let me know how it goes.
nate