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Hi, i just bought the Mike Meyers passport A+ certification 2nd
edition, is this the latest one?, is it good?, are thre any more
materials, like cd's, books, tests, free stuff that you recommend?,
thanks
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"toing" <> wrote in message
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> Hi, i just bought the Mike Meyers passport A+ certification 2nd
> edition, is this the latest one?, is it good?, are thre any more
> materials, like cd's, books, tests, free stuff that you recommend?,
> thanks

I'd have probably gone for the All-in-one if you don't have a lot of
experience repairing/building computers. But if you have a lot of
experience, the passport would probably be sufficient. Just take as many
practice tests as you can.

why would you buy it then ask the questions?

"toing" <> wrote in message
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> Hi, i just bought the Mike Meyers passport A+ certification 2nd
> edition, is this the latest one?, is it good?, are thre any more
> materials, like cd's, books, tests, free stuff that you recommend?,
> thanks
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> For this group's frequently asked questions, check out www.CertFAQ.com

On 26 May 2004 10:32:44 -0400,
lid (toing) wrote:

>Hi, i just bought the Mike Meyers passport A+ certification 2nd
>edition, is this the latest one?, is it good?, are thre any more
>materials, like cd's, books, tests, free stuff that you recommend?,
>thanks


To answer your first question, yes, that's the latest edition of the
A+ Passport book, released in December 2003.

As for whether it's good, I think it's great! But then, I know the
authors and work for Total Seminars, so I'm not exactly unbiased.
I can tell you that the Passport book is more streamlined than books
like the A+ All-In-One, and is therefore best suited to those with
some prior PC experience. It covers the bases of CompTIA's objectives,
but doesn't give you a lot of the extra background info which can come
in handy for newbies.

Hope that helps, and best of luck on your A+ cert!

Cindy Clayton
Total Seminars, LLC
www.totalsem.com

Ms Clayton,

Is Total Seminars planning a book for
the Comptia CTT exam?

Thanks in advance.
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"Cindy Clayton" <cindyc__nospam__@totalsem.com> wrote in message
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> On 26 May 2004 10:32:44 -0400,
> lid (toing) wrote:
>
> >Hi, i just bought the Mike Meyers passport A+ certification 2nd
> >edition, is this the latest one?, is it good?, are thre any more
> >materials, like cd's, books, tests, free stuff that you recommend?,
> >thanks
>
>
> To answer your first question, yes, that's the latest edition of the
> A+ Passport book, released in December 2003.
>
> As for whether it's good, I think it's great! But then, I know the
> authors and work for Total Seminars, so I'm not exactly unbiased.
> I can tell you that the Passport book is more streamlined than books
> like the A+ All-In-One, and is therefore best suited to those with
> some prior PC experience. It covers the bases of CompTIA's objectives,
> but doesn't give you a lot of the extra background info which can come
> in handy for newbies.
>
> Hope that helps, and best of luck on your A+ cert!
>
> Cindy Clayton
> Total Seminars, LLC
> www.totalsem.com