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| Piginapen 2003-02-25, 11:23 am |
| Ones which cover the topics for the exams you wish to take.
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| Zii Ell 2003-05-29, 11:23 am |
| Hi there Jim,
I have used Mike Meyers' passport seris and the Sybex core 4 books.
Mike Meyers' are great, although I noticed a couple of spelling mistakes and
are interesting.
I felt the Sybex books were Micro$oft biased, but I come from a Solaris
background so I'm always going to think that 
Each book is a completly different style so I felt they completmented each
other, except I used the passport seris more extensivly. You need a book
that takes you step-by-step though the exercises if you are a n00b,
therefore I recommend the Sybex.
Please note these are the only books I have ever used and bought them purly
on recommendation via Amazon or threads on this newsgroup.
"Piginapen" <Piginapen@hehehehe.subnet> wrote in message
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> Ones which cover the topics for the exams you wish to take.
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> "jim" <thomasjs@cbchs.org> wrote in message
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| Daniel Lawrence 2003-05-29, 12:23 pm |
| Zii Ell,
You have to be kidding right? "I felt the Sybex books were Micro$oft biased"
you are studying for a Microsoft exam, and you found the material to be MS
biased? What did you expect that it would extol the virtues of Linux?
--
Daniel Lawrence
A+, Network+, MCP
"Zii Ell"
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sinceIdontthinkyoucangoover256
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wrote in message news:uYEgbyfJDHA.1024@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> Hi there Jim,
> I have used Mike Meyers' passport seris and the Sybex core 4 books.
>
> Mike Meyers' are great, although I noticed a couple of spelling mistakes
and
> are interesting.
>
> I felt the Sybex books were Micro$oft biased, but I come from a Solaris
> background so I'm always going to think that
>
> Each book is a completly different style so I felt they completmented each
> other, except I used the passport seris more extensivly. You need a book
> that takes you step-by-step though the exercises if you are a n00b,
> therefore I recommend the Sybex.
>
> Please note these are the only books I have ever used and bought them
purly
> on recommendation via Amazon or threads on this newsgroup.
>
>
> "Piginapen" <Piginapen@hehehehe.subnet> wrote in message
> news:#dOvc$O3CHA.2368@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
> > Ones which cover the topics for the exams you wish to take.
> >
> > "jim" <thomasjs@cbchs.org> wrote in message
> > news:067301c2dcec$19bc2b30$2f0
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| Gary - US 2003-05-30, 10:23 pm |
| Microsoft bias? What in THE hell are you talking about Willis? Is it not a
book to study for a Microsoft exam Mr. Solaris Background?
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Semper Fi & God Bless America,
Gary - US MCNGP #20
http://www.mcngp.tk
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"Zii Ell"
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wellbetotallyinvalid
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wrote in message news:uYEgbyfJDHA.1024@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> Hi there Jim,
> I have used Mike Meyers' passport seris and the Sybex core 4 books.
>
> Mike Meyers' are great, although I noticed a couple of spelling mistakes
and
> are interesting.
>
> I felt the Sybex books were Micro$oft biased, but I come from a Solaris
> background so I'm always going to think that
>
> Each book is a completly different style so I felt they completmented each
> other, except I used the passport seris more extensivly. You need a book
> that takes you step-by-step though the exercises if you are a n00b,
> therefore I recommend the Sybex.
>
> Please note these are the only books I have ever used and bought them
purly
> on recommendation via Amazon or threads on this newsgroup.
>
>
> "Piginapen" <Piginapen@hehehehe.subnet> wrote in message
> news:#dOvc$O3CHA.2368@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
> > Ones which cover the topics for the exams you wish to take.
> >
> > "jim" <thomasjs@cbchs.org> wrote in message
> > news:067301c2dcec$19bc2b30$2f0
1280a@phx.gbl...
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