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Can those who passed .NET MCAD/MCSD recommend the cert.
preparation books for 70-229 and 70-320? FYI, I've been
doing C#/ASP.NET and SQL 2000 StoredProc/View/Trigger/UFN
development for the past 2 years, and am thinking of
preparing the MCAD certification.

Thanks in advance,
Mike

I used the Microsoft Training Kit and Programming with
Microsoft ADO.NET Official Course book to destroy all the
ADO.NET questions. MSDN does help. The MS Kit comes with
100 MeasuredUp, Actual, Past, Real questions or whatever
anyone wants to call it. These questions gives you a
pretty good idea on the kind of questions to expect and
more importantly it improves your speed of thought.
Good luck pal.
>-----Original Message-----
>Can those who passed .NET MCAD/MCSD recommend the cert.
>preparation books for 70-229 and 70-320? FYI, I've been
>doing C#/ASP.NET and SQL 2000 StoredProc/View/Trigger/UFN
>development for the past 2 years, and am thinking of
>preparing the MCAD certification.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>Mike
>.
>

Hi Mike,

Try going to groups.google.com and putting "70-229 good book" (same for
70-320) in the search box. You'll find a lot of discussion.

--
Cindy Winegarden MCSD, Microsoft Visual FoxPro MVP
www.cindywinegarden.com


"Mik J." <> wrote in message
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> Can those who passed .NET MCAD/MCSD recommend the cert.
> preparation books for 70-229 and 70-320? FYI, I've been
> doing C#/ASP.NET and SQL 2000 StoredProc/View/Trigger/UFN
> development for the past 2 years, and am thinking of
> preparing the MCAD certification.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Mike

i haven't taken 70-229 yet, but from what i'm hearing, the M$ press book is
pretty good. ironically, the sybex book got better reviews at amazon.com
also, microsoft recommends "inside sql server 2000" for exam preparation.

"Mik J." <> wrote in message
news:8a0801c4d172$5e3a6a20$...
> Can those who passed .NET MCAD/MCSD recommend the cert.
> preparation books for 70-229 and 70-320? FYI, I've been
> doing C#/ASP.NET and SQL 2000 StoredProc/View/Trigger/UFN
> development for the past 2 years, and am thinking of
> preparing the MCAD certification.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Mike