Work Issues

tnx man, I didn't see this site yet, so it's quite usefull :-D "If I don't see you in this world, I'll see you in the next one... and don't be late." ~ Jimi Hendrix

I would try reposting this in the c++ forum, this isnt really the correct place for those types of questions. http://www.codeproject.com/script/comments/forums.asp?forumid=1647 Ryan

Wrong forum boss.

Thanks for your advice Steve, I've already done 70-316 and i would agree with you that there is going to be a lot of questions on Deployment and Debugging, as well as some ADO related questions. Hopefully, some of this will cross over with windows. I have all of the transcender exams for both web and xml services and if they are anything like the windows transcenders then they will be harder than the real exams. (Hopefully) Still i've got a 2 day course before each exam to allow me some practice and hopefuly drill some points home but it's gonna be hectic. 70-315 on the wednesday morning, xml web services on the friday afternoon :((. Hopefully in a couple of weeks my sig will change to Kev Pearman MCAD (fingers crossed). Kev Pearman MCP

Hi Irek, This is Mahendran RajaGopal From India. I have Good experience with Vc++/MFC/Win 32 API developments. Looking for your mail . With Kind Regards, Mahendran

I've been wondering how to find contracting work in the UK as well, but as an American with limited experience working in the EU I'm sure that you've had an easier time finding work than I could provide. (Have you considered Luxembourg?) I have managed to get on the list for a company called New Wave Resourcing. The do C# placement, but a lot of positions require C++ as well. Let me know if you'd like more information. And let me know if you find a company in the UK that is keen enough for MFC experts that they're willing have them imported from across the pond.

As long as the managed components are installed you just need to find the DLL's and add references to them in your project. I started looking at DirectX a week or so ago, in the end i copied the DLL's from where they were to a folder on my root drive so i could reference them easier. Read the commetns at the end of the article on Managed Metroid Part 1, this helped me a lot. Kev Pearman MCP

Roger, thanks for the catch. You're right. It was late at night and I was tired, so you get the picture. Anyway, thanks again. David :-D

He intially stated he was a network engineer. Why would he need the SDLC (Software Development Life Cycle) ??? Just curious! ;) Yes, I program in VB, but only to feed my addiction to a warm place to sleep and food to eat! Visit my Code Project blog (Mobile Audio project)[^]

LMAO... I hope you weren't plugging for Transcender. They have been bought out and I dance around the purchase agreement! The company has ruined my family forever! I will boycott to the bitter end! :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

http://swz.salary.com/salarywizard/layouthtmls/swzl\_compresult\_national\_IT10000010.html Perhaps this could be useful. Though I find that salary ranges vary widly with the companies and locations. J MCSD C#

I wouldn't stop at an MCAD. Get the full MCSD. Its worth it. Its helped open doors for me that would be shut if I didn't have it. I would get the books and spend the extra on the transcender practice tests. They are a huge aid in studying for these tests. Good luck J MCSD C#

I have 7 years of programming experience and I make sure my resume is only 1 page. People don't want to slog through a long list of information. They want a crisp clean efficient way of getting the information. If the resume is longer than 1 page, the details will get lost and you'll have fewer hits on your resume. *shrug* that's my two cents anyhow :D Good luck J MCSD C#.Net

I think this is exactly the right answer. I did the XML first then the SQL test. I was much more versed on XML WebServices than SQL, and for me at least I got through the XML test with much greater ease. *shrug* Get the transcenders (www.transcender.com) and get a feel for what each test has and decide for yourself. Also, Colin is right about passing the first test. Whenever I start these tracks I pick the easiest first just to hit the ground running. Good luck! J MSCD C#.Net

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