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For those of you who purchase ebooks for use on a Kindle.. What do you do about not getting the CD with practice exam questions and other study material?

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chmorin

I have always used MCSE, SCJP, CCNA, PMP, CompTIA, A+, Network+, OCP, Security+, Practice Test -uCertify for my practice tests when available.

mikej412

I have a DX and 3rd Generation 6" Kindle (and 10" and 7" Android Tablets) and still buy the books that I will be studying from. The Kindle and Tablets are great for "linear reading" -- but once you try to do exercises or problems, paging through the book wins hands down.

A lot of times I will read on the Kindle with the book open next to it and use the book to go back and check something out.

mattlee09

mikej412 wrote: »

I have a DX and 3rd Generation 6" Kindle (and 10" and 7" Android Tablets) and still buy the books that I will be studying from. The Kindle and Tablets are great for "linear reading" -- but once you try to do exercises or problems, paging through the book wins hands down.

A lot of times I will read on the Kindle with the book open next to it and use the book to go back and check something out.

I've wondered about this myself, should I ever come across an in-stock iPad2 (

) that will let me purchase it.

I assume that buying the physical books will be the way to go as well, and then you get the CD (which will have the PDF on it, which you can import into tablet of your choice that supports PDFs), including the practice questions/tests the OP seeks. I guess you pay $10 more for the hard-copy vs. Kindle, but the extra CD materials make up that cost.

OP - This is to say that you could use the PDF on your Kindle compatibly. And that the hardcopies of said books carry CD's with PDFs(Do most MS/Cisco Press? Any notable ones that don't include PDF/electronic copies?)