passed mcse 2003

i just came back after passing my 070-294 exam and now iam MCSE 2003
Certified .
i highly recommend certmagic.com for all mcse exams .
certmagic questions were right on money and i highly recommend
them .
moving off now to ccna track . Good luck everyone else

selvaa20@gmail.com

<> wrote in message
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>
> i just came back after passing my 070-294 exam and now iam MCSE 2003
> Certified .
> i highly recommend certmagic.com for all mcse exams .
> certmagic questions were right on money and i highly recommend
> them .
> moving off now to ccna track . Good luck everyone else
>
What do you mean by 'Right on the Money'? Were the questions THAT close to
the actual exam questions?

BD [MCNGP]

I sure hope that the email address you used to post this message is the same
one that you have your MCP linked to.... You deserve nothing less...

<> wrote in message
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>
> i just came back after passing my 070-294 exam and now iam MCSE 2003
> Certified .
> i highly recommend certmagic.com for all mcse exams .
> certmagic questions were right on money and i highly recommend
> them .
> moving off now to ccna track . Good luck everyone else
>

unspeakable

that means you can help me with 70-297 exam. its case study. can you tell
me the format of the exam and sim questions. i know it has case study.

"" wrote:

>
> i just came back after passing my 070-294 exam and now iam MCSE 2003
> Certified .
> i highly recommend certmagic.com for all mcse exams .
> certmagic questions were right on money and i highly recommend
> them .
> moving off now to ccna track . Good luck everyone else
>
>

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"man" <> wrote in message
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> that means you can help me with 70-297 exam. its case study. can you
> tell
> me the format of the exam and sim questions. i know it has case study.
>
You just can't stop being a troll, can you? You KNOW it p!sses people off,
yet you still do it. It simply amazes me how you can just openly talk about
br@indumps in a newsgroup that is moderated by the company that puts the
certifications out.

Well, I've got your number. You're going nowhere...fsukin luzer!!

BD [MCNGP]

how dare u accuse me that! i simply asked a simple question about the exam
since others have taken it! i'm sure they would have received a some sort of
advice in approaching exams. seriously i don't knw what ur problem is! we
all work hard and ask for advice but not abuse! i never mentioned anything
about this so called braindumps. i get my experience from work but doesn't
mean i knw everything enough for me to sit the exam. i did 70-210 exam and
that didn't have sim and as i worked towards the 2003 server i found out
there were sims involved. it was all new to me. but don't worry i know
where to such as group policy management, active directory users and
computers and sites and trusts. get a new life.

"BD [MCNGP]" wrote:

> "man" <> wrote in message
> news:FE09217F-5A05-4314-9CFB-...
> > that means you can help me with 70-297 exam. its case study. can you
> > tell
> > me the format of the exam and sim questions. i know it has case study.
> >
> You just can't stop being a troll, can you? You KNOW it p!sses people off,
> yet you still do it. It simply amazes me how you can just openly talk about
> br@indumps in a newsgroup that is moderated by the company that puts the
> certifications out.
>
> Well, I've got your number. You're going nowhere...fsukin luzer!!
>
>

=?Utf-8?B?bWFu?=

I have 3 hard drives. Is it possible for me to dissable the first two in the
BIOS without physically disconnecting their IDE's? That Way I can only boot
from the 3rd drive. I want to use it to install Win2K Server so I can
practice with it. But I'm planning to reverse all else back after I'm done
with it. Another reason I desire to do it this way is so I don't have to see
a list of operating system options at boot-up. I already have 3 XP's. I'll
appreciate your response.
--
EAL


"" wrote:

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"Obtrunco" <> wrote in message
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>I have 3 hard drives. Is it possible for me to dissable the first two in
>the
> BIOS without physically disconnecting their IDE's? That Way I can only
> boot
> from the 3rd drive. I want to use it to install Win2K Server so I can
> practice with it. But I'm planning to reverse all else back after I'm done
> with it. Another reason I desire to do it this way is so I don't have to
> see
> a list of operating system options at boot-up. I already have 3 XP's. I'll
> appreciate your response.

Don't go to all that trouble, install vmware or virtual server.

LRM

On Sun, 08 Oct 2006 11:32:01 -0700, Obtrunco cast into the ether:

> I have 3 hard drives. Is it possible for me to dissable the first two in the
> BIOS without physically disconnecting their IDE's? That Way I can only boot
> from the 3rd drive. I want to use it to install Win2K Server so I can
> practice with it. But I'm planning to reverse all else back after I'm done
> with it. Another reason I desire to do it this way is so I don't have to see
> a list of operating system options at boot-up. I already have 3 XP's. I'll
> appreciate your response.

Yes. edit your boot.ini to default to whatever drive(or partition) you
want to boot first. Exactly how to do this I will leave as an exercise for
the gentle reader.

Hint: msconfig.

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JaR
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JaR

"LRM" <> wrote in message
news:...
> "Obtrunco" <> wrote in message
> news:948334DD-0E30-46B3-B481-...
> >I have 3 hard drives. Is it possible for me to dissable the first two in
> >the
> > BIOS without physically disconnecting their IDE's? That Way I can only
> > boot
> > from the 3rd drive. I want to use it to install Win2K Server so I can
> > practice with it. But I'm planning to reverse all else back after I'm
done
> > with it. Another reason I desire to do it this way is so I don't have to
> > see
> > a list of operating system options at boot-up. I already have 3 XP's.
I'll
> > appreciate your response.
>
> Don't go to all that trouble, install vmware or virtual server.

I don't feel like it.

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