Whoops.

Let me amend that: If you pass the beta you get THREE free exam vouchers.

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>http://www.microsoft.com/mcp/exam/stat/SP70-155.htm
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>This is the official study guide and info on the Distributed test. Substitute 156 for 155 and you get the Desktop site.
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>If you take the test in beta, the following benefits apply:
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>1) It only costs $50, not $100 like the production test.
>2) Passing counts as passing the production test.
>3) You get a free cerftificate for another MCP test.
>4) Even if you don't pass, you'll know what to study as you'll have seen
>all of the questions that could possibly be asked.
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>>Where/How do get info. on what to study for the test? I would love to take the test but haven't done much "Distributed Applications". COM/DCOM comes to mind but what else? I don't want to take the test "just for the sake" of taking it w/o good possibility of passing it. Any info. would be greatly appreicated.
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>>>Hey all.
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>>>The VFP certification tests are coming soon. The first beat test, Distributed Applications using VFP 6, will be in beta within weeks (a very few weeks).
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>>>I don't want to keep flogging the same issue, but it's very very important that every one of us gets our butts down to the local Sylvan center and take this test. Why? Because the beta turnout is being watched by people at MS who have some very serious input into the future of the product.
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>>>Do you like the way MS handles VFP? Great, take the test and be supportive. Do you hate the way MS handles VFP? Great, take the test and show 'em that Fox still counts for something.
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>>>Either way: TAKE THE BETA TEST. It costs $50, if you pass it counts, and if you don't you know what to study the next time around.
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>>>It's put up or shut up time. If you're a Fox developer, this is the singlemost contribution you can make to your own professionalism and the health of the product you've ever made.
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>>>'Nuff said....take the beta test!!!