good enough for 70-620 exam
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The book covers enough detail for this exam (its main purpose). I found the book concise and to the point. I was able to pass using this as my main study tool. If you have passed the 70-270 exam you find this easy reading, as this exam is closer to the MCDST 70-271. i.e.
+ no requiremnts for automated installs
+ AD or group policy etc
Basically it is an easy read if your familiar with the previous XP exams.
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Great for the Vista 70-620 exam,
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The book covers enough detail for this exam (its main purpose). I found the book concise and to the point. I was able to pass using this as my main study tool. If you have passed the 70-270 exam you find this easy reading, as this exam is closer to the MCDST 70-271. i.e.
+ no requiremnts for automated installs
+ AD or group policy etc
Basically it is an easy read if your familiar with the previous XP exams.
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Great for the Vista 70-620 exam
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The book covers enough detail for this exam (its main purpose). I found the book concise and to the point. I was able to pass using this as my main study tool. If you have passed the 70-270 exam you find this easy reading, as this exam is closer to the MCDST 70-271. i.e.
+ no requiremnts for automated installs
+ AD or group policy etc
Basically it is an easy read if your familiar with the previous XP exams.
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It helped me pass 70-620, nuff said!
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I have read a lot of study guides over the years and despite the size of this book it was amazingly easy to read and digest.
The content weas laid out logically and flowed with ease.
I know a lot of people are upset that there is not evaluation included but if you work in IT you should be able to lay your hands on a copy. Also I strongly recommend actually using Vista before taking the 70-620!
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Evaluation copy would help!
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Your synopsis is incorrect - there is not an evaluation copy of Vista supplied.
It really is a bit much not supplying one. It means that it order to use the book you have to buy a copy of Vista Ultimate - so far as I have been able to discover no time-limited trial version is available. This really is a backward step compared to Server 2003 and XP Pro training books, which all came with a four or six month evaluation version of the operating system.
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