I will prepare for my A+ cert,and choose Passcert.com to get the materials,but their materials are provided in pdf and software style,I am not clear about this.what is the difference between them?and which is better?
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What is the difference?
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, Jun 20 2012 01:03 AM
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Posted 20 June 2012 - 01:03 AM
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Posted 20 June 2012 - 06:12 PM
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Portable Document Format or PDF from Wikipedia -
Usually easier to print out, and that is generally what you want when doing study, as computer access can be slower -
I am not sure on the Software version, but you would want to save it to a USB Flash drive and keep opening it -
Portable Document Format or PDF from Wikipedia -
Usually easier to print out, and that is generally what you want when doing study, as computer access can be slower -
I am not sure on the Software version, but you would want to save it to a USB Flash drive and keep opening it -
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Posted 21 June 2012 - 08:09 AM
From passcert's FAQ
I assume that "Software Style" is the electronic version that cannot be printed out, but I could be completely wrong. I don't see a description of it on Passcert's site. I do see that you have to have their software engines in order to take the "classes". Can you provide a direct quote from the site that says their materials are presented in it?
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On further exploration, I find that the products Passcert offers are provided in:
As already stated, the PDF version is the printable kind. The name "Test Engine Version" indicates that everything is on the computer and cannot really be printed out.
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PDF version is the printable version,help your study more convenient.
I assume that "Software Style" is the electronic version that cannot be printed out, but I could be completely wrong. I don't see a description of it on Passcert's site. I do see that you have to have their software engines in order to take the "classes". Can you provide a direct quote from the site that says their materials are presented in it?
Orange Blossom
Edited to add:
On further exploration, I find that the products Passcert offers are provided in:
PDF Version
Test Engine Version
As already stated, the PDF version is the printable kind. The name "Test Engine Version" indicates that everything is on the computer and cannot really be printed out.
~ OB
Edited by Orange Blossom, 21 June 2012 - 08:19 AM.
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