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| Well, Neil Edde, I do not know about your 70-270 product but let me
comment about the Sybex MCSE Core Requirements Virtual Lab. Are you
going to tell me that the product is finished. I paid a good buck for
that product and though your 2000 books are pretty good, the virtual lab
is not woth the shipping that I paid for it let alone the cost of the
product. In two words, IT SUCKS!
Ray
Neil Edde wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> My name is Neil Edde and I'm the Associate Publisher responsible for
> Sybex's Study Guides. I spend a fair amount of time reviewing the
> posts in these newsgroups, as I feel it's important to know what's on
> the minds of IT certification candidates. I won't take up anyone's
> time trying to defend Sybex's approach to publishing certification
> Study Guides, but I will say that if anyone has any constructive
> feedback that they'd like to provide me about what they do or don't
> like about a particular Sybex Study Guide, or about Sybex Study Guides
> in general, they should feel free to e-mail me directly at
> nedde@sybex.com. We're always looking for ways to improve our
> publishing program, and customer feedback is the best first-step
> toward accomplshing that.
>
> Neil Edde
> Associate Publisher, Certification
> Sybex, Inc.
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>>Well I am a Sybex hater. As a reference, they are okay. But for learning
>>out of, they are limited. As a teacher, finding a good textbook is part of
>>the job description. All of the teachers at my school agree with me about
>>Sybex: reference - yes; textbook/learning aid - no.
>>MS Press produces some okay books, most of the time. Also, Course
>>Technology does a pretty good job. Those are our preferences.
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