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Old 14-Mar-2008, 04:23 PM
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I want to go for MOS, but don't know where to start. I've good knowledge of Microsoft Office, but don't know how to prepare for MOS. Start myself at home or go for training.
Any Suggestions!

 
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The MOS certs will still be around for a few years yet.
How many orgs have moved to office 2007? Besides, not all of the MCAS exams are available yet.
Your best doing the certs on something you actually use

 
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Besides, not all of the MCAS exams are available yet.
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Sorry, but all the MCAS exams are available; for Vista, Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Outlook and Access 2007.

I've done them all except Access.

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