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Enough study material?
jryantech
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I've been using XP for ages now (a long time) and I'm using TrainSignal's XP training/Practice Exams and PrepLogics practice exam. Is this enough material to pass the exam? I think so... Taking the exam beginning October.
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Daniel333
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I am going to say no.
Add Microsoft Press' book and you are set.-Daniel -
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Psoasman
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I would get the MS book and do the practice questions on the included CD and do the hands-on exercises in the book. That should get you prepared. -
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TravR1
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+1 for tech notes. Know them inside and out - very good coverage of the examAustin Community College, certificate of completion: C++ Programming.
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Optionsdvalenzuela
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I d say add the MSPress Book and the Technotes from this Forum..jryantech wrote:I've been using XP for ages now (a long time) and I'm using TrainSignal's XP training/Practice Exams and PrepLogics practice exam. Is this enough material to pass the exam? I think so... Taking the exam beginning October.
Good luck! I am taking this test in a month in order to finish my MCSA....close to MCSA!! -
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undomiel
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Don't let the 270 catch you off guard. I'd recommend in addition to the MS Press book also Mike Meyer's 270 book. The combination of those two should help get you fully prepared for the 270. Don't forget to do some labs on RIS/unattended installs!Jumping on the IT blogging band wagon -- http://www.jefferyland.com/
