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Why do you want dumps? if you cheat it will devalue the certification, the questions are PRACTICAL rather than THEORETICAL.  There are so many people out there that can talk you to sleep about programming but when it comes down to the nitty gritty they canot code a "Hello world " program. I have an MCPD (C#) so I can tell you how to get one:

1.  The MS books are not enough, use the books as pointers to what you need to know and make MSDN your favourite destination
2.  Keep coding and practicing all the concepts you come across: Threading, Service Processing, and Application Domains, Serialization and I/O, collections etc
3.  Do an end of chapter assessment - its just a way to revise what you covered, if you have done step 1 you can skip the labs unless you are interested
4.  Finally buy Self Test software.  It has questions which are in the exact format as the exam and its a great lerning tool, it costs about £60 ($100) per exam.

Only when you have done these steps will you become a pro.  And finally the MCPD exam is very hard because there are not alot of study materials for it, this is because MS expects 'architects' with years of experience to take the exam not inexperienced students.

good luck.

  if u av bin into active asp.net development and deployment for the past 2 years, then u dnt really need any dump. The questions are very cheap compared to the hands on experience u've gained.
 Just google for the three Self Pace Training Kit from microsoft on each of the exams you are willing to write nd read them very well. Practice the questions at the end of each lesson. Trust me, u are good to go.


I hope that helps.

Pls does anyone know much about API programming in C#
I'm tryina hook the CreateProcess API, thanks for your reply!

Are you looking to create a global eventhandler or something? I really do not understand what you are trying to do as the links do show you how to hook on to the process from C#. If you want a c# equivalent, look in the System.Diagnostics.Process

Oh!!! you are looking for an exact answer to your particular situation? From the two samples, you could get how to communicate with the API via C# but if you are looking for exact logic for your situation, then that is a whole issue entirely