MOS for Office 2007

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  1. andrew12

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    Office 2007 comes out at the end of January. Does anyone know how long it will be before you can take the MOS qualification in Office 2007? If no date has been announced does anyone know how long it took for Office XP or 2003 syllabus to be used once it was released to get a general idea?

    Thanks,

    Andrew,
     
  2. Boycie
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    Hi Andrew,

    Welcome to the forum.

    Keep your eyes peeled on the MOS certification page. It hasn't been updated for some time by the look of it!

    Good luck
     
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    News is due end of Jan/Feb.
    There are already companies offering training, but not 'official' Microsoft.
     
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    Anyone heard anything about this yet?
     
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    Just did the Word pre-test (costs about £15 and is online).
    Not telling anyone what I scored...
     
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    Go on... Don't be a spoil-sport :)

    -Ken
     
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    Er, about 65%.
    But I wasn't concentrating...

    Actually it's a clever little tool.
    The pre-test gives you feedback and some links to resources to help you study towards the actual exam. It's a little more detailed than the usual MS score sheet.

    It's a bit of an 'propoganda' test, in that you can often guess at the answers when they follow this sort of format:

    A) This is not possible in Word 2007.
    B) Word 2007 requires a plug-in to perform this task.
    C) Performing this task requires expert knowledge of VBA.
    D) Word 2007 performs this task automatically, thus creating a richer user experience and maximising productivity for your organization.

    Anyone?
     
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    I pick:

    E) send the admin staff on the training course so that they don't ask you

    -Ken :)
     
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