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Try Putty, it is best telnet/ssh client that I was view.

http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/

if you use bash, you can add variables to /etc/profile
and they will be available to all logined users.

In general cases

mount cdrom

doesn't work.
You should type except cdrom the full path to mount directory. for example

mount /mnt/cdrom

or

mount /cdrom

related on what mount...

and this one

http://docs.oracle.com/HTML_Storage/a90346/toc.htm

What version of Oracle do you use?

try this link

http://docs.oracle.com/HTML_Storage/a90352/toc.htm

try http://samba.org - Documentation section

try to these commands too, may be they will help:

$cat <yourfile> | more
or
$page <yourfile>

By the way, try to add ./ before <yourfile>

Everything is related what applications do you want to migrate.
Try these urls, hope they will help:
http://www.sun.com/migration/nt/
http://www.dba-oracle.com/art_unix_mig.htm

By the way, if you have written ASP-scripts already, you can try to convert them by asp2php utility. In my linux box i have it by box. If you don't try to look for on gnu sites or on google.

You can add user to group that you are member or create a new group and add you and user to this group.
Then type in command prompt - chmod g+rw /<path to directory which you need to give access>

Some additional information to previous reply.
For mounting other partions you need that your kernel compiled with support of filesystems of those partions.
For example, for mount ntfs partions you...

Of course everything related to what do you plan to do.
Try ftp://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/Linux/distributions FTP ste. There are a lot of distributions. You can choose what from them match to you.

You can try Jabber on Linux. As I know it has a lot of interfaces to various IM systems.
If you need run some other Win32 applications on Linux, there are two ways. First. you can install VMWare....

I think RedHat will be best choice for beginners. But, everything is relate what do you want from your UNIX box and what is your plans. If you are learning UNIX to work in the future in commercial...