Biztalk Self-Paced Training Kit CD

I recently purchased the MCSE Exam 70-230 Microsoft Biztalk Server 2000 book
from a discount book dealer over the internet. It came with only 3 of the 4
CDs, 2 sealed, one not. The missing CD is the Supplemental Course Materials.
This is the most important one for me, as I did not need the trial versions
of SQL Server, Visio and Biztalk that came with the book.

Does anyone have this CD or know where I can get it without repurchasing the
whole book again? Would you be willing to share it (I can provide proof that
I purchased the book) or sell it to me? If so, please contact me at senior
dot programmer at gmail dot com, or respond to this posting.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Mark

 

In microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse, Mark expostulated for all the world
to hear;

Two words: "Caveat Emptor"!

LOL! Sorry.

LOLOL! No, really, I apologise.

"provide proof that I bought the book"

ROTFL! Sorry, sorry...

"discount book seller"

HAHAHAHAhahahaha! mmph...mmm...ppppffffttt HAHAHAhahaha!

Thanks! You just made my day.

 

JaR,

I appreciate your "help" on the matter, but your response does not seem to
get me anywhere. I purchased the book from Amazon's used book center.
Therefore, simply returning the book would not be desirable, as the shipping
cost to me would significant in comparison to what I paid.

Mark

 

In microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse, Mark expostulated for all the world
to hear;

Oh? Did you read this?

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/browse/-/537868/no-
link/ref=olp_offerlisting_4/002-9351038-7633642

http://tinyurl.com/8felm

It seems that if you indeed did buy the book through Amazon, you are
entitled to full refund.

Next?

 

I can get a refund but I will have to ship the book back to the individual
who I bought it from on Amazon's Used Book Market (in fact, the merchant
offered that). The book is fine, and I need it, the other 3 CDs are fine,
even though I will not use them, and I want to get started with my studying
ASAP. Plus, there is no guarantee that the next guy I buy it from will
include all of the CDs regardless of whether it states the book to be new or
not.

If you don't want to help than that is fine, but please allow the bandwidth
usage for others who may be more cooperative and sympathetic to my dilemma.

Mark

Mark

 

In microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse, Mark expostulated for all the world
to hear;

Then why did you say that the shipping cost was prohibitive?

Ah, well. At least it was cheap, yes?

Well, technically, yes there is a guarantee, you just choose to not avail
yourself of it.

Oh, MS has loads of bandwidth. No need to worry about overloading the
servers. Sorry you allowed yourself to land in this dilemma, though.

We now return you for your regularly scheduled and much deserved sympathy
and helpfulness.

LOL! ...Sorry...sorry...it just snuck out.

 

Not sure why you chose me to pick on today. I guess the pre-school was
closed today. Get a life buddy.

BTW, for those who care, MSPress was quite helpful with me and my situation
when I called them. I gave them a few numbers off my book and they are
sending the CD to me free of charge. For those who fall into a similar
situation in the future, simply goto the FAQ section of the MSPress website
and there is a phone number there to call for this specific situation. [This
is my being helpful to the next fella down the road since apparently JaR is
not willing or able to offer any useful advice.]

Mark

 

BTW, for those who care, MSPress was quite helpful with me and my situation

Well done, easy no? Common sense would have dictated this particular
action in the first place.

useful advice, like 'make sure you open your eyes before crossing the
road'....

Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3

 

Or my favorite "make sure your fly is zipped before giving a presentation."
--
aka
Doom MCNGP #38
How in the hell did you get access to a computer?
Please do not be to sending email to
I am to be thanking you muchly.

 

I don't want to talk about it...