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September 2002

My 10 Tips for Passing MOUS Exams

MOUS Master Faithe Wempen shares her favorite tricks and tips for passing these hands-on Office exams.

by Faithe Wempen

9/4/2002 -- These exams are based on real-world skills, not theory, so you succeed by demonstrating that you have mastered the skills using actual Microsoft Office applications. Here are 10 of the most important tips for making your MOUS testing experience as stress-free as possible. full story

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