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Books for A+
I'm thinking about buying this book CompTIA A+ Complete Study Guide. I was just wondering if anyone has used to this book to help them get there A+ cert.
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Re: Books for A+
Are you talking about the one from Sybex? Yes, I did infact use this book when I wrote my A+ (the older exams, not the newer ones) and found it to be useful. I can not say in regards to the newer exams, however I can tell you that I've always liked the quality of books that were published by Sybex.
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