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MCTS 70-500: Microsoft Windows Mobile Designing, Implementing, and Managing |
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22-Feb-2008, 01:35 PM
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MCTS 70-500: Microsoft Windows Mobile Designing, Implementing, and Managing
Hi All,
If anyone is interested in taking this exam. I found that the Microsoft E-learning collection 5139 is a very good package for teaching you what you need to know for the exam. I was studying for this exam for about 3 weeks, and came out with a score of 1000  I was quite suprised that there are no simulations in this exam, as the required time to complete it in is 3 hours... So if anyone is thinking about registering for this exam, Microsoft E-learning collection: 5139 + A spare Windows Mobile device you may have lying around, is all you need!
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