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How to validate someone’s microsoft certification?

Posted in MCP on April 17, 2007 | No Comments »

Well you can ask that person to share it’s transcript. This can be done by logging into the Mcp website and there select the option transcript sharing code from the menu View My in the left sidebar. He/she will have to setup a password and then submit. A transcript ID will be generated and a [...]

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MCP Logo Builder

Posted in .net, MCP on April 1, 2007 | No Comments »

Today I browsed a bit the mcp site to look for the welcome pack and other benefits. I found the logo builder that allows you to builup a MCTS logo specific for the certifications you obtained. I created mine for the MCTS: .net framework 2.0 distributed development. and it looks like this:

Nice eh ?!? :-p [...]

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Part2: On my way to MCTS

Posted in .net, MCP on March 30, 2007 | No Comments »

Today I passed my second certification exam. I took the 70-529 exam
(Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0: Distributed Application Development). I got 93,7% which is not
bad if I say so myself
Next on the menu is the 70-526 exam (Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 - Windows-Based Client Development). I think I will take this some near the end [...]

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On my way to MCTS

Posted in .net, MCP on February 9, 2007 | No Comments »

Today I passed my first certification exam. I took the 70-536 exam (Application Development Foundation .net 2.0). I got 89,4% which is not bad if I say so myself
Next on the menu is the 70-529 exam (Distributed Application Development in .net 2.0). I think I will take this some near the end of march. [...]

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On hold ?!?

Posted in Blog, General, MCP, TFSProxy on February 6, 2007 | No Comments »

Currently I’m not posting as much as I used to do but that’s because I’m preparing for my certification exam. I’m studying most of the little free time I have.
Next week I’ll update the post about the TFS Proxy Switcher. I still have to setup the codeplex project again.

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