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how can i download the vb.net msdn from www.msdn.com and
where can i get any free resources on MCSD

thanks in advance
will be mcsd

http://www.google.com
the search begins

"sender" <> wrote in message
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> how can i download the vb.net msdn from www.msdn.com and
> where can i get any free resources on MCSD
>
> thanks in advance
> will be mcsd
>
>

I couldn't agree with you more.....

DIG!!!! Show initiative.

Ralph Page MBA, CMBA, MCAD .Net, MCDBA 2000, MCSE 2000, CCNA
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> http://www.google.com
> the search begins
>
> "sender" <> wrote in message
> news:1b9aa01c45149$2eebe310$...
> > how can i download the vb.net msdn from www.msdn.com and
> > where can i get any free resources on MCSD
> >
> > thanks in advance
> > will be mcsd
> >
> >
>
>

Hi,

First of all you have to check if it is legal to download
an MSDN section (you could check this at
www.microsoft.com/legal)

About the the MCSD info, you could use the following:
1- www.microsoft.com/learning (Exam and outlines resources)
2- www.microsoft.com/mspress (.NET books)
3- in addition there are many resources which provide free
resources and practices, I have one but it's still
under construction www.knightsoft.net/vbnet

I prefer books as a first step, then you could go and
discover and others say.

Good Luck
Naji

>-----Original Message-----
>how can i download the vb.net msdn from www.msdn.com and
>where can i get any free resources on MCSD
>
>thanks in advance
>will be mcsd
>
>
>.
>

>http://www.google.com
>the search begins

pls can u give 4 me link 2 www.google.com

Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3

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> --- "Every man is born into the world to do something unique and
> something distinctive,
> and if he or she does not do it, it will never be done."
> -- Dr. Benjamin E. Mays

Hmm...this might be a good thing in some cases?

Eric