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Anyone selling i-Net+ books?
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| Just wondering if anyone is selling their i-Net+ books?
FYI, I live in Alberta, Canada and would prefer someone who lived close to me (it would be faster).
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| Try ordering I-Net+ for dummies from Amazon.com. It worked for me...
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| If you r an A+, Network+, and have some basic internet knowledge, I think you'll be fine by studying the notes this website provides(thanx to the webmaster), and do researches on the previous dumps that ppl provided. Well, that was my experience. Btw, I was so surprized when I saw a BIG THICK I-net+ book(by Syngress Osborne I believe) in Chapters. After I took a look, I started to wonder why I passed it. What does this tell you? That book just teaches you TOO MUCH, WAY TOO MUCH, you only need about 1/2 of that size to study, maybe even less. Well, it's just my opinion. Of course it's always better to learn more if your target is not only passing the exam  | |
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Originally posted by doraemon:
Of course it's always better to learn more if your target is not only passing the exam
What would be the point of taking the exam if the target is just passing it?
Seems wacky to me that somebody would take an exam just to see if he/she can pass it. Call me funny.
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-- Adam Romig
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| Thanks for the input. I am an A+ and 2 exams short of MCSE. I just find that there is not as many resources out there for i-Net+ because it is so new.
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