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You can’t agree or disagree because these are the top sites I usually visit while I’m creating a Citrix practice exam and/or studying to take one: Uno. Citrix eDocs – A must for serious test-takers – It’s Admin Guides for most products! Dos. Citrix Knowledge Center – Another must. Many times I … Well, I’m just getting used to this Twitter stuff, so after using it for a few weeks now, I decided I need a separate account for Citrixxperience. I have been using my Jeff Rohrer account for all things Citrix certification, but have come to the realization that it will be easier and make more sense if I separate the two. … Just in case you missed yesterday’s post concerning this blog, I thought I better list the new blog and feed URLs in a their own post to make sure everybody gets them. Here they are: web address: http://www.citrixxperience.com/b RSS feed: http://www.citrixxperience.com/b/?feed=rss2 Atom feed: http://www.citrixxperience.com/b/?feed=atom Comments feed: http://www.citrixxperience.com/b/?feed=comments-rss2 Please update … For those of you that are interested in what exam or feature of Citrixxperience or other projects that I am working on, I have just recently started using the micro-blogging service Twitter to update what I am doing throughout the day. You can find me by typing in my name, Jeff Rohrer, or my username, JeffRohrer. (Update: You can track Citrixxperience and get … |
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