Hi All need some advice

Hi all

I have been pondering about doing my MCP 70-290 2003 Server, I user
2003 every day and have done my A+ and CCNA and started doing my 2000
MCP but never got time to finish it

Can any one recommend a good self study kit. I hear many mixed things
about the Microsoft kits but i need something that I can really get my
teeth stuck into.

Also does anyone know of any of the good online test sites that mirror
the MCP tests ?

Im looking to put my every day practice to the test and see what I can
do.

Cheers

Ethan

Ethan Duffell

"Ethan Duffell" <> wrote in message
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> Hi all
>
> I have been pondering about doing my MCP 70-290 2003 Server, I user
> 2003 every day and have done my A+ and CCNA and started doing my 2000
> MCP but never got time to finish it
>
> Can any one recommend a good self study kit. I hear many mixed things
> about the Microsoft kits but i need something that I can really get my
> teeth stuck into.
>
> Also does anyone know of any of the good online test sites that mirror
> the MCP tests ?
>
> Im looking to put my every day practice to the test and see what I can
> do.
>
> Cheers
>
> Ethan
>
Anything listed here is ok to use: http://www.CertGuard.com/reviews.asp

Please take a few minutes to read the information on the rest of the site. We've
got some information on there that may save your @$$ in the future.

Here are some other useful links:
Home: http://www.CertGuard.com
Forums: http://www.CertGuard.com/forums/
Braindumps: http://www.CertGuard.com/braindumps.asp
Study Materials and Books: http://www.CertGuard.com/store.asp
Vendor Links and Emails: http://www.CertGuard.com/links.asp
CertGear: http://www.cafepress.com/certguard

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Robert Williams [CertGuard]

"Robert Williams [CertGuard]" <NewsGroups[at[CertGuard[dot]co_> wrote in
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> Braindumps: http://www.CertGuard.com/braindumps.asp?wp_ml=0

Just a friendly suggestion. It looks like you're *offering* braindumps.

Perhaps the phrase "Topic of Braindumps" might be clearer?

You try to confuse!

Frisbee®

> Just a friendly suggestion. It looks like you're *offering* braindumps.

I can offer you brainfarts.

Jtyc

"Frisbee®" <> wrote in message
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> "Robert Williams [CertGuard]" <NewsGroups[at[CertGuard[dot]co_> wrote in
> message news:%...
>> Braindumps: http://www.CertGuard.com/braindumps.asp?wp_ml=0
>
> Just a friendly suggestion. It looks like you're *offering* braindumps.
>
> Perhaps the phrase "Topic of Braindumps" might be clearer?
>
> You try to confuse!
>
Or maybe "Why the Use of Braindumps is Immoral and Unethical"?

CBIC

speakin of farts, good lord

"Jtyc" <> wrote in message
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>> Just a friendly suggestion. It looks like you're *offering* braindumps.
>
> I can offer you brainfarts.
>
>
>
>

Consultant

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> speakin of farts, good lord
>


sorry I had TexMex for lunch.

CBIC

"Frisbee®" <> wrote in message
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> "Robert Williams [CertGuard]" <NewsGroups[at[CertGuard[dot]co_> wrote in
> message news:%...
>> Braindumps: http://www.CertGuard.com/braindumps.asp?wp_ml=0
>
> Just a friendly suggestion. It looks like you're *offering* braindumps.
>
> Perhaps the phrase "Topic of Braindumps" might be clearer?
>
> You try to confuse!
>
Thanks, but if YOU were looking for braindumps (just hypothetical, play the game
please), which link would you click on? A link that states "Braindumps" or one
that states "Topic of Braindumps"?

My goal here is to get the attention of anyone looking for braindumps to read
that page.

By having that there, I'm accomplishing a few things:

#1, anyone looking for dumps will see it and say "Ohhhh...shinny!"...then they
will proceed to click the link.
#2, anyone not looking for dumps will see it and say "Ohhhh...shinny!"...then
proceed to click the link.
#3, anyone that knows us, will have already been there and knows what it is
about and will know that it isn't full of dumps, but will still use it as a good
reference for those that are looking for dumps.

If it's one thing I learned (possibly from you Fris) it's that dumpers don't
like to spend too much time reading if they don't have to. If they know it's
just a Topic on dumps, they'll pass it up faster than an anorexic would a
buffet.


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Robert Williams [CertGuard]

> speakin of farts, good lord

You ain't kidding. What the hell did he eat??

Jtyc

Ethan Duffell piffled away vaguely:

> Hi all
>
> I have been pondering about doing my MCP 70-290 2003 Server, I user
> 2003 every day and have done my A+ and CCNA and started doing my 2000
> MCP but never got time to finish it
>
> Can any one recommend a good self study kit. I hear many mixed things
> about the Microsoft kits but i need something that I can really get my
> teeth stuck into.
>
> Also does anyone know of any of the good online test sites that mirror
> the MCP tests ?
>
> Im looking to put my every day practice to the test and see what I can
> do.

For books, get MS Press to start with. One book per exam will probably
not be enough but that will probably depend on your experience. Get
comfortable with the resources on the MS site. Setup a lab and do stuff
you haven't done before there.

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"I have a gun. It's loaded. Shut up."

catwalker63