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A+ Certification
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: Comptia is the organization that actually privodes the certification. They have a number of links to training guides etc.
For a quick overview look at
For a quick overview look at
Hi,
Go to any search engine and type in A Plus brain dumps. Be aware that all information in these brain dumps is not correct. it would be wise to rely on several sources and compare information. is another good source for reference material.Also
(you can take test here).
This will get you off to a great start and also provide hundreds of links
GOOD LUCK
Go to any search engine and type in A Plus brain dumps. Be aware that all information in these brain dumps is not correct. it would be wise to rely on several sources and compare information. is another good source for reference material.Also
(you can take test here).
This will get you off to a great start and also provide hundreds of links
GOOD LUCK
RichardMoran
IS-IT--Management
Try looking on Amazon for A+ Certification books.
The A+ Certification Exam Guide by Michael Myers always seems to get good reviews.
I bought it myself about a year ago, but I just haven't found the time to read it, ( It's almost a 1000 pages!!! ), so I can't confirm how good it is.
Rik
The A+ Certification Exam Guide by Michael Myers always seems to get good reviews.
I bought it myself about a year ago, but I just haven't found the time to read it, ( It's almost a 1000 pages!!! ), so I can't confirm how good it is.
Rik
RichardMoran
IS-IT--Management
Sorry, should have said Michael Meyers!
Rik
Rik
bfletch,
A+ was the first certification I went after. I bought a couple of books as well as some practice exam software. I purchased software from called MeasureUp. This was the closest simulation to the real thing out of the multitude of books and software I puchased. It's expensive, $89 for the core and another $89 for the Windows/DOS, but it was well worth it. I have since gotten my MCSE and used their software as well. It also, was a very close simulation to the real thing.
Good luck with your pursuit of A+!
A+ was the first certification I went after. I bought a couple of books as well as some practice exam software. I purchased software from called MeasureUp. This was the closest simulation to the real thing out of the multitude of books and software I puchased. It's expensive, $89 for the core and another $89 for the Windows/DOS, but it was well worth it. I have since gotten my MCSE and used their software as well. It also, was a very close simulation to the real thing.
Good luck with your pursuit of A+!
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