Macromedia Launches New MX 2004 Exams | CertCities.com

CertCities.com -- The Ultimate Site for Certified IT Professionals

Listen, See, Win! Register for a Free Tech Library Webcast

Microsoft®

Cisco®

Security

Oracle®

A+/Network+"

Linux/Unix

More Certs

Newsletters

Salary Surveys

Forums

News

Exam Reviews

Tips

Columns

Features

PopQuiz

RSS Feeds

Press Releases

Contributors

About Us

Advanced Search

Free Newsletter

Sign-up for the #1 Weekly IT
Certification News
and Advice.

See What's New on
Redmondmag.com!

• Cover Story: IE8: Behind the 8 Ball

• Tech-Ed: Let's (Third) Party!

• A Secure Leap into the Cloud

• Windows Mobile's New Moves

• SQL Speed Secrets

Let us know what you
think! E-mail us at:

Home

Editorial

News

News Story

Monday: December 27, 2010

PRINTABLE FORMAT

E-MAIL STORY

POST YOUR COMMENTS

MORE NEWS

Macromedia Launches New MX 2004 Exams

12/10/2003 -- Macromedia recently launched two new MX 2004 exams: Dreamweaver Developer and Flash Developer.

The exams are now live and available at Pearson Vue testing centers worldwide for $150 (U.S.), although pricing may vary by country.

According to Matthew Bertolami, Macromedia certification program manager,the earlier MX versions of these exams will be retired sometime in early 2004.

Bertolami also told CertCities.com that the company is working on a MX 2004 version of its Flash Designer certification, which may debut as early as March.

More information on the new MX 2004 certifications, as well as Macromedia's other titles, can be found here. -Becky Nagel

There are 3 user Comments for “Macromedia Launches New MX 2004 Exams”
Page 1 of 1
12/11/03: Smoky McPot says:	So what? Like these certs matter to anyone?
12/11/03: Anonymous says:	Looks like Macromedia's taken a page out of Citrix's book by introducing "updated" certs every time they release a new version of their software with a few "features" tacked on. Does anyone give a damn anymore? If even the cert study guide industry can't keep up, why should the poor working stiff even bother?
1/2/04: Anonymous says:	If you don't like 'em ... don't take 'em. Both of the previous posts show an attitude that most clients would rightly shy away from. Nothing worse than a bunch of whiners.

Your comment about: “Macromedia Launches New MX 2004 Exams”
Name:	(optional)
Location:	(optional)
E-mail Address:	(optional)
Comment:

-- advertisement (story continued below) --

top

Search | Site Map | Redmond Media Group | TechMentor Conferences | Tech Library Webcasts
This Web site is not sponsored by, endorsed by or affiliated with Cisco Systems, Inc., Microsoft Corp., Oracle Corp., The Computing Technology Industry Association, Linus Torvolds, or any other certification or technology vendor. CiscoÆ and Cisco SystemsÆ are registered trademarks of Cisco Systems, Inc. Microsoft, Windows and Windows NT are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corp. OracleÆ is a registered trademark of Oracle Corp. A+Æ, i-Net+T, Network+T, and Server+T are trademarks and registered trademarks of The Computing Technology Industry Association. (CompTIA). LinuxT is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds. All other trademarks belong to their respective owners.

Reprints allowed with written permission from the publisher. For more information, e-mail