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Hi Nigel,
I too am interested in the HTI+ course, but not sure of the real value
of it. From googling I can see that you can get this exam after one
week course - OK =A3899!! Did you need to study for 6 months??

On 08/02/06, nigel_divers <nigel.divers@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi everyone - been watching this group for over 6 months now and only
> just realised I hadn't actually joined! Oooops - sorry.
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> Anyway, just a quick note about myself - after 10 years as IT Manager
> for a large travel company, I bailed out to look after the twin 'rug
> rats' whilst swmbo continued to work on career.
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> Boys now 4 so needed to find another job and decided on HA, so studied
> for 6 months and then became one of the first 'Digital Plumbers' in
> the UK. A new qualification by CompTIA - HTI+.
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> Just starting company providing Digital Support for the home user and
> small business - subject is so new, that pitching it is a tad tricky,
> so you end up installing wireless networks initially!
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> Also have a ruin barn in France that I'm itching to get my hands on,
> but the process is rather slow in that part of the world - 12 months
> later and we still haven't received final plans.
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> I have various machines at home running XP, linux and OSX (not all on
> the same box I might add - chuckle! - not yet anyway!). Hopefully I
> might be able to contribute a small part to the group against the vast
> wealth of knowledge I have 'robbed' in the last 6 months.
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> If anyone from deep dark Kent, perhaps we could pitch some business
> ideas together!
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> Anyway - far too much so, warm regards
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> Nigel
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