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MrFlubbins
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Certifications: A+, Net+, MCP NT 4.0, MCP Win2K(70-210 & 70-215), CNA, Certified HP-UX Admin
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I think I asked this already so if I did feel free to flame and abuse me. I have NT 4.0 MCP and I just attained my MCP in Win2k professional. Will I get a certificate from Micrsoft for my Win2k MCP? Or no because I already have one from NT 4.0. Just curious.
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Yes ...........
 you have asked this question before!! As far as I am aware at the moment you will not get a new certificate as you are already classed as an MCP. But I know that people who are MCSE NT 4.0 and have become MCSE W2K will be able to ask MS for a new certificate in April 02 but I don't know if this extends to MCP status!!
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LOL, no one should flame out and abuse you as you are asking an innocent question which requires a polite answer. Well, you would not receive a certificate even if you were NT4 MCP and now W2K pro MCP. You would only receive a certificate from Microsoft when you attain MCSA or MCSE. I know this because am an NT4 MCP myself, and did not receive any certificate from Microsoft. In fact I have MCPx3 NT4 track.
I hope this answers your question. Cheerio
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MrFlubbins
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Originally posted by onoski
LOL, no one should flame out and abuse you as you are asking an innocent question which requires a polite answer. Well, you would not receive a certificate even if you were NT4 MCP and now W2K pro MCP. You would only receive a certificate from Microsoft when you attain MCSA or MCSE. I know this because am an NT4 MCP myself, and did not receive any certificate from Microsoft. In fact I have MCPx3 NT4 track.
I hope this answers your question. Cheerio
Ono,
Thank you for your timely and polite response.
Cheers!
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