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Here is a good starting point for you. You should be able to find
everything you wanted to know, but didn't know where to look.
http://www.microsoft.com/traincert/mcp/default.asp

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> >MCSE is a lot of hard work. If you are serious about it -
>
> OK..... but Im ready to commit to it.
>
> >1.)Buy the books yourself.
> >2.)Set up a test lab.
>
> What do you mean by a test lab? Exactly what does a
> test lab consist of?
>
> >***Do NOT sign up with any training companies. ***
>
> Why not sign up with training companies?

Don't mind him. Some of his jokes are great, others make
no sense whatsoever. Anyway, yes, vmware is another
alternative. If you do decide to pick up a couple more
computers, one laptop would be just fine. That's
actually what I did. I do a fair amount of studying away
from my network too, so the laptop is handy for that.


>-----Original Message-----
>>yes, don't be a smart ass, it works quite well
>
>Huh? Don't be a smart ass?
>
>What do u mean?
>.
>

Seriously.

--
Semper Fi & God Bless America,

Gary-US MCNGP #20

http://www.mcngp.tk
The MCNGP Team - We're here to help

"Kindly do the needful"

"Consultant" <> wrote in message
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> www.microsoft.com/mcse
>
> if you couldn't figure that one out, i weep for you
>
> <> wrote in message
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> > Im the Autocad where I work.... a small company.
> >
> > However I also do a lot of IT administration. I don't
> > have a formal education in it.... just learned on the
> > job.
> >
> > Lately Ive been thinking abt the MCSE.
> >
> > What exactly is involved in getting it? Is it a home
> > study course? Or must one go to college?
> >
> > Advice?
>
>