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McSe Windows Nt Workstation 4 for Dummies

Mike Kendzierski

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This text covers the exam Implementing and Supporting Microsoft Windows NT Workstation 4.0 - number 70-073 - and focuses test-takers on the information they need to pass the MCSE exam and do the work expected of an MCSE. This study guide contains self-assessment tests that help readers target the areas they need to study most. Practice questions help them track their own progress. It includes information on all the Windows NT skills tested in the exam: planning, installing, configuring, managing, connecting, adding applications, monitoring, optimizing and troubleshooting an NT network. This is all presented in the light-hearted ...For Dummies style. The book is accompanied by a CD-ROM designed to help test-takers effectively study for their test. It contains a self-assessment test, a practice MCSE exam that readers can customize to their own needs, QuickLearn - a sci-fi study game that tests the reader's knowledge versus the pressure of the clock - and test preparation demos from Transcender, QuickCert and VFX Technologies.

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This text covers the exam Implementing and Supporting Microsoft Windows NT Workstation 4.0 - number 70-073 - and focuses test-takers on the information they need to pass the MCSE exam and do the work expected of an MCSE. This study guide contains self-assessment tests that help readers target the areas they need to study most. Practice questions help them track their own progress. It includes information on all the Windows NT skills tested in the exam: planning, installing, configuring, managing, connecting, adding applications, monitoring, optimizing and troubleshooting an NT network. This is all presented in the light-hearted ...For Dummies style. The book is accompanied by a CD-ROM designed to help test-takers effectively study for their test. It contains a self-assessment test, a practice MCSE exam that readers can customize to their own needs, QuickLearn - a sci-fi study game that tests the reader's knowledge versus the pressure of the clock - and test preparation demos from Transcender, QuickCert and VFX Technologies.

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This text covers the exam Implementing and Supporting Microsoft Windows NT Workstation 4.0 - number 70-073 - and focuses test-takers on the information they need to pass the MCSE exam and do the work expected of an MCSE. This study guide contains self-assessment tests that help readers target the areas they need to study most. Practice questions help them track their own progress. It includes information on all the Windows NT skills tested in the exam: planning, installing, configuring, managing, connecting, adding applications, monitoring, optimizing and troubleshooting an NT network. This is all presented in the light-hearted ...For Dummies style. The book is accompanied by a CD-ROM designed to help test-takers effectively study for their test. It contains a self-assessment test, a practice MCSE exam that readers can customize to their own needs, QuickLearn - a sci-fi study game that tests the reader's knowledge versus the pressure of the clock - and test preparation demos from Transcender, QuickCert and VFX Technologies.

Key concepts: Troubleshooting, Computer science, Study guide, Test (biology), Workstation, Installation, Windows NT, Microsoft Windows

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