I went to a computer school called "Ameritrain" which cost me $10,000. The classes were way too short to cover every detail you need to know. The instructor did know his stuff but I think he got his training elsewhere. What is the real way of getting the information and knowledge besides those phony books?
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Are Certification books crap?
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"What is the real way of getting the information and knowledge besides those phony books?"
I think you have the wrong books. I use the Sybex MCSE and Mastering Windows 2000 Server (not to mention tons of others) religously, without them I think I'd be lost... Matt Wray
CCNA, MCP
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I think you have the wrong books. I use the Sybex MCSE and Mastering Windows 2000 Server (not to mention tons of others) religously, without them I think I'd be lost... Matt Wray
CCNA, MCP
mwray77518@yahoo.com
Goto Microsoft Technet
Look for all the "How to"
Practice all of them.
Good Luck.
Look for all the "How to"
Practice all of them.
Good Luck.
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It looks like you never entered a book store, Sybex is one of the major editors of computer related books. There website is The real way of getting information and knowledge is reading. Practicing the stuff you read will give experience!! S. van Els
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