About the Reviewers

Andreas Klein started in the PC business in 1981, working as a consultant for several years before joining Microsoft in 1990. Since then he has held programming trainings. On the technical side, he has covered many different areas, including Win16 (Windows 2.x, 3.x) and Win32 Application and Driver Programming, helping customers manage their systems running Windows 9x, Windows NT, and later versions, and even Exchange 4.0 - 2000.

His current focus is web server scenarios (IIS, MCMS 2002), DHTML programming, and PKI/Security concepts in the IT scope.

Mick Badran has been performing Microsoft technical classroom-based training for more than nine years, and has over 12 years commercial development experience in various languages. Mick has been consulting for Microsoft in areas of CMS, SPS, and BizTalk for over five years. He also specializes in customized training in these areas.

Mick speaks at various Microsoft Events such as TechEd and Security summits, and is a BizTalk MVP.

He can be reached at<mickb@breezetraining.com.au>, and would love to hear your feedback.

Joel Ward works as a web developer and technical manager. Once destined to be an architect, he switched tracks midway through college and instead graduated with a degree in Integrative Arts from the Pennsylvania State University. His professional career has taken him on a journey through design, programming, usability, and accessibility.

Joel has enjoyed working with MCMS since its first release in 2001. Over the years, Joel has been active in the newsgroups and has been recognized as a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional for his work in the MCMS community.

He enjoys a good challenge, which includes working on projects that use ASP.NET, MCMS, and SharePoint.

Joel lives in the Commonwealth of Virginia in the United States. You can visit his website at http://www.wardworks.com/joel/.