Anyone know of a good site for studying A_ certification?

Any help is appreciated. __________________ I just signed up for a course from smartcertify. The course is on CDROM and it cost me $699. Supposedly, this price expired last week. It is normally $1299. If you are interested, I have a contact phone number for them. If you don't pass the A+ course after two attempts within 90 days, you will get your money back. __________________ That test is supposed to be one of the easier ones. Just go buy a book. __________________ http://scbc.booksonline.com I got my MCSE Exam cram books from here for 9.99 and a free A+ Book (about 1300 pages), for free.. but I kinda weasled the A+ book because they didn't send me all of my MCSE books, I got a raincheck for $40.00, used it for the A+ book, then spoke with a young customer service rep who sent me my missing books.. I actually heard of the deal here on Got | Apex last October. __________________ Quote: Originally posted by Leon That test is supposed to be one of the easier ones. Just go buy a book. I have several book, just wanting to know was their any online study. Just trying to cram my brain before I go take the test. [Edited by gotmilk on 11-16-2000 at 02:31 PM] __________________ http://www.windowsgalore.com/cert/aplus/ http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Haven/8823/a.htm http://www.computers.pcc.edu/~pmcg/links/a+_links.htm http://www.nerdgirl.net/aplus.html http://members.home.net/brady2/aplus.htm http://members.tripod.com/billwis/ __________________ I took my A+ over the summer and passed piece o' cake. Here's what I did: Bought a book by Michael Meyers off Amazon for $20 off the price=40 bucks (really helpful) I then searched the internet for A+ studyguides, practices, exams and such. Here were some of the free sites I found: http://www.leapit.com http://www.brainbuzz.com and there are a host of other, personal web pages designed to help you out. I believe CompTIA is updating the test soon, making much of what's online obsolete...but in general, what I found online gave me an excellent idea for what was on the test. The tests totalled at about 42 questions together and it took me about a 20 minutes to finish the darned thing. (If you ask the guys in the Hardware forum, they know I'm not the best at this stuff, so it can't be that hard)The best part about it: I spent 40 bucks and about a month and a half studying in my spare time (I had little experience up to that point) Tip: Memorize IRQ defaults and DMA defaults... Hope this helps. G Mavi forum