With this single kit, support professionals can prepare for success at work and on the Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) exam. Through modular lessons and hands-on labs, you'll learn to install, configure, deploy, and support Internet Explorer 4 in a networked environment. You'll also get specific preparation for the exam. Plus, this is Microsoft Official Curriculum - the only self-paced training that's adapted by Microsoft from the corresponding Microsoft-authorized instructor-led course.
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John J. Nance, aviation analyst for ABC News and a familiar face on Good Morning America, is the author of several bestselling novels including Fire Flight, Skyhook, Turbulence, and Orbit. Two of his novels, Pandora's Clock and Medusa's Child, have been made into highly successful television miniseries. A lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Air Force Reserve, Nance is a decorated pilot veteran of Vietnam and Operations Desert Storm/Desert Shield. He lives in Washington State.
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1.0 out of 5 stars
For absolute novice-primer purposes ONLY,
By A Customer
This review is from: Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 Technical Support Training (Paperback)
This book is mainly of benefit only to absolute novice IE4 users who are totally wet with the comprehensive package and all its components. For example, if you are the kind of Internet user/surfer who only cruises around with IE and does not do anything fancy, or if you use no components other than basic send/receive mail with Outlook Express, then the book is possibly useful as an introduction to the numerous programs comprising the package (Netmeeting, etc). As far as preparation for the IEAK MCP exam, forget it. As stated previously herein, the book barely touches the surface with most of the Microsoft-stated objectives. In sum, go with this for an intro if not already acquainted, then hit Exam Cram (Coriolis) or others (maybe even the Resource Kit) to adequately prepare for the exam. Poor show, Redmond....
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Pathetic!,
By A Customer
This review is from: Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 Technical Support Training (Paperback)
Comeon MSPress, this is a terrible book.MSPress decides to make a quick buck by ripping off the Microsoft Official Curriculum, and failing to remove references to "Instructor" and other obvious classroom-only sections. MSPress then fails to proofread, let alone, have ANYONE competent read this book prior to publishing it.. Unbeknownst to MSPress the IEAK MOC (which is what this book was ripped off from) is also the worst exam-prep class material Microsoft has ever written. The people responsible for this piece of garbage should hang their heads in shame as they walk out of the MSPress offices with their pink-slips. As for any other MCP's out there, I would feel insulted by the mentality of MSPress to try and pull this on us. What I want to know is who wrote the exam-matrix for the book. They MUST have been on drugs as it doesn't line up in the slightest to what is actually covered in the book. Almost nothing on the exam is covered in this book. If you want to fail the exam, or any IEAK setup in the future, then this book is for you.
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Don't bother.,
By A Customer
This review is from: Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 Technical Support Training (Paperback)
I've read many of Microsoft's official study guides and this one is by far the pits. I don't want to take it any further than some of the other reviewers on this page, but after having read chapter 4 and ATTEMPTED to complete the labs and excercises, I had to jump online to see if anyone else had the same problems.My specific gripe is that this material seems to be ripped directly from Microsoft's instructor-led course, as seen in some examples telling you to ASK YOUR INSTRUCTOR for information. Or, how about logging onto the INSTRUCTOR news server? Does Microsoft actually hire editors, or do they just let people type at will?
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