Dear Person,
Yes, the Academic version of the Visual Studio.NET will suffice for MCSD
exam preparation. However, I would purchase a Microsoft or other publishers
text book covering:
Web-Based Applications
Windows-Based Applications
Developing XML Web Services and Server Components
Analyzing Requirements and Defining Microsoft .Net Solution Architectures
They will provide you with a rigorous study framework for achieving your
objective.
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I want to do the exams to be a MCSD. Do I have to purchase the Visual
Studio.NET Professionals or is it enough to buy the Academic version to
prepare for the exams ?
Please somebody help me ? Thank you !
Cheers,
johnKn [MS-SDK]
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