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A+ Certification Training Guide (3rd Edition)
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| #6728870 in Books | Que | 2001-04 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 2.20 x8.24 x9.46l,6.00 | File type: PDF | 1200 pages | ||8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.| Its OK, not great, has some serious errors|By Atlanta Network Guy|First of all, if you study this book and learn everything it has to say, you will pass the A-plus. If you order and study ANY of the A-plus exam guides you will pass the A-plus. You will not ACE the A-plus from this book. As near as I can tell, there is no study guide that will help you ACE the A-plus. If you|From the Back Cover|A+ Certification Training Guide is designed to offer all the information needed students and professionals need to prepare for the A+ certification exams. The authors provide solid objective-based content, along with sample questions and exer
A+ Certification Training Guide is designed to offer all the information needed students and professionals need to prepare for the A+ certification exams. The authors provide solid objective-based content, along with sample questions and exercises to allow the reader to learn the information in depth. This book is also ideal for networking students who want grounding in networking and hardware basics. This book will remain on the readers' bookshelf long after certificati...
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