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allegiance
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Hi Guys,
Not sure what section to post this in so I hope this is ok! I know this may seem trivial but I was wondering how your name appears on your certificates? Mine is in full capitals and it just bugs me.
It appears like STEVEN BALLMER rather than Steven Ballmer. (Note my name isn’t Steven Ballmer I just didn’t want to use my name online
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Not sure what section to post this in so I hope this is ok! I know this may seem trivial but I was wondering how your name appears on your certificates? Mine is in full capitals and it just bugs me.
It appears like STEVEN BALLMER rather than Steven Ballmer. (Note my name isn’t Steven Ballmer I just didn’t want to use my name online
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stupidboy
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Just looked at my folder of certificates. Looks like this is just a Microsoft thing, all my Microsoft Certificates are the same BLOCK CAPITALS. However, Citrix, Compaq, CompTIA, Trend and VMware all seem to have it right Firstname Surname (only first letter is capitalised). -
Alif_Sadida_Ekin
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Yep, mines all caps too. Looks like there's nothing you can do about it, lol.AWS: Solutions Architect Associate, MCSA, MCTS, CIW Professional, A+, Network+, Security+, Project+
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TravR1
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Yeah that would peeve me slightly too.
When I get my MCITP:EA I will probably frame that and display it somewhere, but other than that, I just file them away and forget about them.
I'm guessing you framed yours and that's why it's bugging you.Austin Community College, certificate of completion: C++ Programming.
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allegiance
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Yeah that would peeve me slightly too.
When I get my MCITP:EA I will probably frame that and display it somewhere, but other than that, I just file them away and forget about them.
I'm guessing you framed yours and that's why it's bugging you.
Haven't framed yet but will.