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One thing I forgot to ask is can I use NSC or Support Source to assist
with answering the questions? I had heard that this test was "open
book" in this sense. Obviously I can use them when a question wants me
to work with NSC or Support Source. What I'd like to know is can I use
those tools for the entire test?

TIA,
David.
--
David Morris / CNA
NetWare / IntranetWare / NT Integration Specialist
Red Hat Linux 6.0 user ;)

In article <80569o$h4c@journal.concentric.net>,
  "Jason Mitchell" <jmitchell@4thandplum.com> wrote:
> I just took the test two weeks ago (passed  :)  ) and was also asked
two
> support connection questions.  16 questions total and out of the 14
> non-tools questions, probably 9 of them were direct questions from
> CNEquizzr.  If you've reviewed those questions, you'll do fine.  But
you'll
> probably do fine anyway.
>
> Jason
> <davidwmorris@my-deja.com> wrote in message
> news:802j9q$9o1$1@nnrp1.deja.com...
> > I am scheduled for the Service and Support test on Friday the 12th.
> > What I am wondering is how much the test tools have changed vs. the
> > book I'm using to study by (CNE Stude Guide for Core Tech by D.
Clarke,
> > circa 1997). My reference book only talks about NSEPro, MTL, and
> > NetWire. I use the NSC at work and I gather, thru reading exam
feedback
> > at www.cramsession.com , that NSEPro is no longer part of the 801
(50-
> > 626) version of the test.
> >
> > Any input on this would be most appreciated!
> >
> > Thanks,
> > David.
> > --
> > David Morris / CNA
> > NetWare / IntranetWare / NT Integration Specialist
> > Red Hat Linux 6.0 user ;)


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