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i passed networking essentials' course. and i want to take
next course.
is win2000 better than winXP?

If you've a choice, and available resources or experience aren't an issue,
than you should go after XP. It's more "modern," and will last longer. If
you work more with W2k, that's alright as well, since it'll probably stand
for at least a couple of years.

--
RL (Bob) Coppedge, MCSE, MCT

http://www.rlcoppedge.com/

"Kave" <none@none> wrote in message
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> i passed networking essentials' course. and i want to take
> next course.
> is win2000 better than winXP?

No

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"Kave" <none@none> wrote in message
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> i passed networking essentials' course. and i want to take
> next course.
> is win2000 better than winXP?