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Guess The Number!

Enter MCP Magazine’s “Guess-The-Number-Of-MCSEs” contest, and you could win seven exam vouchers to achieve your next certification!

10/23/2001

Just predict the total number of MCSEs we’ll report in our first MCP certification count for 2002. If you come closest without going over, you’ll win seven test vouchers from VUE. In the event of a tie, we also ask that you predict how many MCPs we’ll report at the same time.

The counts used for judging purposes will be based on the numbers reported to the magazine by Microsoft during early January 2002. The actual counts will be published in our March 2002 issue.

To enter your guess, visit www.mcpmag.com/MCSECount.

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