Our contributing editor, Woody Leonhard, thinks Microsoft has done something right with its new product, Windows Home Server. The software shares all your files, photos, videos, and songs with everyone on your network, and it automatically backs up all your PCs. Woody’s new book, Windows Home Server for Dummies, isn’t yet released, but our paid subscribers can download the two best chapters, now through Nov. 28, 2007. Woody’s PDF e-book explains (1) how to access your files remotely and (2) how to break into and reprogram the heart of the server, which Woody calls “my most dangerous chapter.” Free subscribers can get the bonus by upgrading to our paid newsletter. There’s no fixed fee, just make a voluntary financial contribution of whatever it’s worth to you. Thanks! —Brian Livingston, editorial director• Paid readers: download the bonus
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