If you're anything like me, when you're trying out something new, you prefer to take a crack at it on your own before you bust out the instruction manual. Granted, I've painted myself into a corner or two taking the do-it-yourself approach here and there, but it's never been anything I couldn't get myself out of once I did break down and look at the documentation.
Whether you look at the instructions before you get started or after, it's always a good idea to know where you can go for help. If you haven't been to the Learning Center (on the main Microsoft Advertising site) yet, there's a lot of great information there, including Microsoft adExcellence where you can take free trainings and if you're so inclined, become a certified adCenter expert.
I just received word that the adCenter Desktop tutorials have been updated with the latest information, so if you haven't yet, head over to the adExcellence classroom and check them out (click on that link and scroll to the bottom for the adCenter Desktop videos). Keep in mind that while you can take the exam to become a certified adCenter expert through adExcellence, it's not necessary to do so in order to access the free trainings.
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