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I am looking for something like a Supermemo
knowledge collection for the .NET exams.

I don't think it exist for Supermemo, but there
are other tools.

Any free text I could copy and paste?

Thanks
Olav

what is supermemo? some kind of braindump collection?
my advice is to use the self paced learning kits, read the official course
curriculum, write test programs and use MSDN.

do not use braindumps. braindumps are illegal (and lame).

kind regards,
Bruno.

"Olav.NET" <> wrote in message
news: m...
> I am looking for something like a Supermemo
> knowledge collection for the .NET exams.
>
> I don't think it exist for Supermemo, but there
> are other tools.
>
> Any free text I could copy and paste?
>
> Thanks
> Olav

"Bruno van Dooren" <> wrote in message news:<u7F$>...
> what is supermemo? some kind of braindump collection?

Why didn't you try to write www.supermemo.com in your browser?

Anyway it's a program where you enter question/answer pairs, and the
app then schedule optimal repetition tests.

You could of course enter text from "braindumps", but I am more
looking for the kind of questions you have after each section in
cram-books.

Groetjes
Olav

try "trandumper" in google search..... it is exactly what you are looking for....

"Amit" <> wrote in message news:<B0937ED9-4D25-4128-A0F5->...
> try "trandumper" in google search..... it is exactly what you are looking for....

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(Olav.NET) wrote in message news:< m>...
> "Amit" <> wrote in message news:<B0937ED9-4D25-4128-A0F5->...
> > try "trandumper" in google search..... it is exactly what you are looking for....
>
> Don't think so, Transdumper seems to be just a test-simulator. And
> the stuff on the www.transdumper.com site seems to be "braindumps"