Microsoft Awards Nick Asseloos a Windows Home Server MVP

Sat, Jan 2, 2010

  |  Jim Clark
Microsoft Awards Nick Asseloos a Windows Home Server MVP

Ushering in the new year, Microsoft recognizes some more talent by making them members of the Windows Home Server MVP family.

Congratulations to the following new MVP.

  • Nick  Asseloos, of ASoft, and author of the WHS add-in, AutoExit.

Please join me in offering congratulations to the latest Windows Home Server MVP winner.

 

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Jim Clark - who has written 356 posts on We Got Served.

Hello. I’m from the heartland of U.S. Lots of corn and beans, although Iowa is a lot more than just farmland. It also has a few computer enthusiasts (no, not me!). I’ve been around PC’s since I got my 1st PC XT aloooong time ago. WGS is one of the first sites I found centered around WHS. And the best. Every once in awhile, I do get away from the KB and enjoy time with and my wife and our 4 kids. And I do have a day job.

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6 Responses to “Microsoft Awards Nick Asseloos a Windows Home Server MVP”

  1. Cyberke Says:

    Fantastic work Nick! congratulations!

    Nic

    Reply

  2. diehard Says:

    Good for you, you have helped the community and have been rewarded for your efforts.

    Reply

  3. Terry Walsh Says:

    Well done, Nick – really well deserved!

    Reply

  4. snowdins Says:

    Its about Time!!!!!

    GRATS BUDDY!

    Reply

  5. Tinus Says:

    Congratulations Nick

    Reply

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