I want to know about microsoft certification program?
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Hi to you.\nMCSE is a set of examinations conducted by Microsoft.\nThese exams have a syllabus covering LAN networking and Windows server configurations.\nIt covers 7 Exams with $50 fee per exam\nIf you want more details send me a mail to newclearwar@gmail.com
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Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) - link 1\nMicrosoft Certified Professional (MCP) - link 2, 3\nMicrosoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA) - link 3\n\nYou know far more about you know that do I, so I'd tell you to figure out which certifications most closely resemble what you've learned or what you'd like to do, and try to obtain those.
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You'll probably get a message that informs you of this, and usually it'll have a link that you can buy the full version. If not you might want to look it up on microsoft.com for more information.
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http://www.microsoft.com/technet/itsolutions/cits/dsd/acctmgmt/acmumbg/acmumbg5.mspx
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Its important that you first decide what type of support you want to provide.  Getting both is not likely to help you unless you are working as the single IT resource for a small company.\n\nAre you interested in networking?  Are you interested in Desktop support?  Are you interested in Databases?  Are you interested in hardware?  \n\nFigure out what you want to do and there are lots of certifications that you can get.\n\nSeek employment with a temp agency and see if you can be exposed to junior level support in all of the above areas and then you can select your career path.\n\nMCSE, (Microsoft Cert) CCNA (Cisco Cert) OCP (Oracle Cert) all are several thousand to attend a course and certify in.  Or you can self study and take the tests only for $100 per test.  Each cert has different requirements that change frequently.
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just go to microsoft.com
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you can do it by yourself.\ngo to microsoft, clik on templates,\nthen officee,\nHuman Resources\nand choose Certificate.\nas easy like that.
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Hi There... I wouldn't waste a second of time / money on an A+ Certification. Employeers really could care less about anything from CompTIA. Expecially A+... If you wanted to get a job at Best Buy working on computers - then get your A+. Anything else and its a monumental waste of time.\n\nI would recommend getting MCSE from Microsoft - it truely is the only thing that employeers look at (or know anything about).
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I believe the program you are looking for is e-Speaking at (www.e-Speaking.com).  This program uses the Microsoft Speech Application Interface (SAPI) which you have already installed on your system and begun the training.\n\nThe e-Speaking program allows you to assign programs, keyboard macros, and launch documents, websites, mouse clicks, etc. etc. using commands that are recognized by the SAPI speech engine.  e-Speaking was designed as a graphical front-end software to the Microsoft Speech Engine.  e-Speaking was specifically designed for Windows XP systems.  \n\ne-Speaking is shareware and has a 30 day trial period.  Please feel free to give it a try and see if it suppliments what you are seeking to do.\n\nSeveral videos showing e-Speaking are available for you to view online at YouTube.com
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go to microsoft support for the program, and then go to downloads and add ons. They will have some
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I happen to have just passed my Microsoft Sales and Marketing Skills Assessment.\n\nIf you would be willing to be my guinie pig.  I will pretend to be the expert you are looking for.  In all honesty, I am pretty good at this stuff.\n\nI won't be able to charge you (nice for you) because my business isn't ready for that, but if you wouldn't mind becoming a reference, then it'll be a win win situation.\n\nEmail or IM me if you are interested.  I really will be able to help, but it's a bigger process than what we can acomplish here.
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Go to http://www.microsoft.com You will be surprised at what is offered free to download.\n\nGood Luck
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Hi,\n Visit the url below you can get a very clear idea about it.\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=149962\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/?id=312108\nRegards,\nK.SivaKumar\nhttp://www.tamilmasala.net\nhttp://www.indianbabycare.com
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/vbasic/learning/default.aspx
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I think Oracle and Microsoft Certification courses have good demand especially the former.
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Microsoft has a initiative called BhashaIndia. You can find what you are looking for there. See link below:
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Go to Microsoft download visal basics. And go to amazone.com and look your the page that has all the programing.