if you learn, its worth it And, I agree. You actually get more knowledge from MCDST preparatlion than just XP. You also have M$ Office to learn about too. Besides, many enterprises are going to continue using XP for a long time yet, and even 2000 Professional. We have only been deploying XP Pro on workstations for the last 6 months. We tested for the year before starting that. There are always a lot of compatibility bugs to kill after Microsoft gets done with their patching efforts. So, IMO. stay with the XP prep. Then, upgrade later. Here is what M$ has in mind at, http://www.microsoft.com/learning/exams/70-621.mspx Good luck!
And, I agree. You actually get more knowledge from MCDST preparatlion than just XP. You also have M$ Office to learn about too. Besides, many enterprises are going to continue using XP for a long time yet, and even 2000 Professional. We have only been deploying XP Pro on workstations for the last 6 months. We tested for the year before starting that. There are always a lot of compatibility bugs to kill after Microsoft gets done with their patching efforts. So, IMO. stay with the XP prep. Then, upgrade later. Here is what M$ has in mind at, http://www.microsoft.com/learning/exams/70-621.mspx Good luck!
