Re: MCP In Windows 2000

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Thanks for that. Now i just have to get my head down and really study my ass
off.


"David Parkes" <wibble@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I am currently working towards an MCSE in Server 2003. I have an MCP in
>Windows 2000 would this count as a client exam towards it or would i have
>to take the xp exam. The material from microsoft that i have said either
>the xp or 2000 will count. But on the website it just makes refference to
>XP
>
> any thoughts?
>


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