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Who says this is Vender-Neutral?
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| Tom Feldsten 2002-10-17, 1:24 am |
| Just a thought as I sit here studying . . . Can this really be considered
vender-neutral if there are no questions about Macintosh file systems, pin
connectors, boot problem diagnosis or CPU history? I largely support NT
users, but about 1/3 of the organization runs Macs, and when I'm walking by
a Mac user who has a problem, it's my job to help. I do wish the A+ cert,
and the prep materials I am using, covered a little of what I am likely to
run into on this front. You would laugh if you knew how long it took me to
find the power button on a 7300 . . .
Ah well, again, it's just a thought.
-Tom
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| Tom Feldsten 2002-10-17, 1:24 am |
| Crap - all that, and I can't even spell vendor correctly. Why is it every
post I put out there has some sort of stupid grammatical or spelling error?
I'd be lost without Word.
-Tom
"Tom Feldsten" <tomfeldsten@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Just a thought as I sit here studying . . . Can this really be considered
> vender-neutral if there are no questions about Macintosh file systems, pin
> connectors, boot problem diagnosis or CPU history? I largely support NT
> users, but about 1/3 of the organization runs Macs, and when I'm walking
by
> a Mac user who has a problem, it's my job to help. I do wish the A+ cert,
> and the prep materials I am using, covered a little of what I am likely to
> run into on this front. You would laugh if you knew how long it took me
to
> find the power button on a 7300 . . .
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> Ah well, again, it's just a thought.
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> -Tom
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| Russ S 2002-10-17, 1:24 am |
| Hmm - I kind of agree, but to tell the truth I don't consider a Mac a PC.
Apple considers themselves above all else so I guess they should supply
their own certification. Myself I would have loved to learn a little more
about other PC based OS such as Linux or OS2. - guess we cant have
everything ... lol
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| I had the misfortune of using OS/2 for a year at one of my jobs years ago...
And people complain about Windows?!?
--Will
"JonnieStyle" <jonniestyle@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> People are still using OS/2?
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> "Russ S" <noway@nohow.com> wrote in message
> news:MThh9.6817$Y3.1379697@news.xtra.co.nz...
> > Hmm - I kind of agree, but to tell the truth I don't consider a Mac a
PC.
> > Apple considers themselves above all else so I guess they should supply
> > their own certification. Myself I would have loved to learn a little
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> > about other PC based OS such as Linux or OS2. - guess we cant have
> > everything ... lol
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