Hi,

Passed 70-216 on Monday after 4 months of prep - YAY! Thankfully I had
booked two days off afterwards - I needed them to recover ).

However, I have a question re the question formatting... I've done a few
MCPs prior to the 70-216 and in this exam I noticed that some of the
questions had a blue top border on the panes that were visible, together
with "Instructions" and when necessary "Exhibit" buttons. Why are these
questions of a slightly different format to the others in presentation, yet
have similar style "Multi-choice" / "drag&drop"? Are MS going to revamp the
test engine to, say, an IE based one?

My PC crashed 2/3 way through the exam when moving back & forth a couple of
times between these style questions, so anyone taking the exam, don't flip
back & forth too many times between these style questions. Maybe it was just
the PC having trouble not the exam engine itself.

Cheers,
Matt Arnold

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I saw that same style a month or two ago when I took the exam for the second
time. Did not prepare at all the first time....got cocky after passing the
first 2 exams without studying hard.
Different from the first time I took it in November. Really freaked me out
when it popped up with the blue header. But still the same style of
question just different way of selecting an anwswer.


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> Hi,
>
> Passed 70-216 on Monday after 4 months of prep - YAY! Thankfully I had
> booked two days off afterwards - I needed them to recover ).
>
> However, I have a question re the question formatting... I've done a few
> MCPs prior to the 70-216 and in this exam I noticed that some of the
> questions had a blue top border on the panes that were visible, together
> with "Instructions" and when necessary "Exhibit" buttons. Why are these
> questions of a slightly different format to the others in presentation,
yet
> have similar style "Multi-choice" / "drag&drop"? Are MS going to revamp
the
> test engine to, say, an IE based one?
>
> My PC crashed 2/3 way through the exam when moving back & forth a couple
of
> times between these style questions, so anyone taking the exam, don't flip
> back & forth too many times between these style questions. Maybe it was
just
> the PC having trouble not the exam engine itself.
>
> Cheers,
> Matt Arnold
>
>

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