Exam 70-290 help please......

If you have passed MCSE exam 70-290 I really need your
help. I've had 3 goes at the exam now (@ $245 AUS per go)
& the best I've got is 695/700. I'm getting so frustrated
with it. I'm reading the self paced PDF training kit by
Dan Holme & Orin Thomas. Can anyone suggest anything else
I should be reading to getme over the line? I've tried
the only transcender & boson I could find which helped a
little but not enough to get me over the line. Any
replies (even with links) would be GREATLY appreciated.
Regards,
Kool

Kool68

Always use more than one source for your study. Also, most MS Press
training kits include a section called readiness and review that has
suggestions for further reading online or in the resource kits. Do the
additional reading! Get a copy of the Resource Kit for 2003 and do
additional reading in the help files. Go back and redo exercises where you
are actually working the product. When you are reading, sit in front of
your server and use the OS to illustrate what you are reading about and try
things that are not in the exercises. Use the transcender to check your
progress and determine which objectives you still need work on. The more
you break it and fix it, the more you learn. Good luck and don't give up!

--
Kelley
aka catwalker
IT Professional, MCP


"Kool68" <> wrote in message
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> If you have passed MCSE exam 70-290 I really need your
> help. I've had 3 goes at the exam now (@ $245 AUS per go)
> & the best I've got is 695/700. I'm getting so frustrated
> with it. I'm reading the self paced PDF training kit by
> Dan Holme & Orin Thomas. Can anyone suggest anything else
> I should be reading to getme over the line? I've tried
> the only transcender & boson I could find which helped a
> little but not enough to get me over the line. Any
> replies (even with links) would be GREATLY appreciated.
> Regards,
> Kool

catwalker63

babbling on and on again "catwalker63" <_catwalker63_@hotmamamail.com>
spewed in news::

> Always use more than one source for your study. Also, most MS Press
> training kits include a section called readiness and review that has
> suggestions for further reading online or in the resource kits. Do
> the additional reading! Get a copy of the Resource Kit for 2003 and
> do additional reading in the help files. Go back and redo exercises
> where you are actually working the product. When you are reading, sit
> in front of your server and use the OS to illustrate what you are
> reading about and try things that are not in the exercises. Use the
> transcender to check your progress and determine which objectives you
> still need work on. The more you break it and fix it, the more you
> learn. Good luck and don't give up!
>

2nd but I would also recommend the Sybex books

--
Neil MCNGP #30
Minutus cantorum, minutus balorum, minutus carborata descendum pantorum.

When I die, I want to die like my grandfather-who died peacefully in
his sleep. Not screaming like all the passengers in his car.

Neil

fOn Sun, 25 Jul 2004 17:08:48 -0700, "Kool68" <>
wrote:

>If you have passed MCSE exam 70-290 I really need your
>help. I've had 3 goes at the exam now (@ $245 AUS per go)
>& the best I've got is 695/700. I'm getting so frustrated
>with it. I'm reading the self paced PDF training kit by
>Dan Holme & Orin Thomas. Can anyone suggest anything else
>I should be reading to getme over the line? I've tried
>the only transcender & boson I could find which helped a
>little but not enough to get me over the line. Any
>replies (even with links) would be GREATLY appreciated.
>Regards,
>Kool

The answer to #1 is C.

....butch(here to help)

fygar

Thanks Kelly & Neil. I've found a few more books so I'll
read & read & practice & read till my 4th attempt next
Friday.
Cheers


>-----Original Message-----
>babbling on and on again "catwalker63"
<_catwalker63_@hotmamamail.com>
>spewed in news::
>
>> Always use more than one source for your study. Also,
most MS Press
>> training kits include a section called readiness and
review that has
>> suggestions for further reading online or in the
resource kits. Do
>> the additional reading! Get a copy of the Resource
Kit for 2003 and
>> do additional reading in the help files. Go back and
redo exercises
>> where you are actually working the product. When you
are reading, sit
>> in front of your server and use the OS to illustrate
what you are
>> reading about and try things that are not in the
exercises. Use the
>> transcender to check your progress and determine which
objectives you
>> still need work on. The more you break it and fix it,
the more you
>> learn. Good luck and don't give up!
>>
>
>2nd but I would also recommend the Sybex books
>
>--
>Neil MCNGP #30
>Minutus cantorum, minutus balorum, minutus carborata
descendum pantorum.
>
>When I die, I want to die like my grandfather-who died
peacefully in
>his sleep. Not screaming like all the passengers in his
car.
>.
>

Kool68@hotmail.com