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Newsletter #9 - Sep 23 1999 Back to archive

WELCOME:
Welcome to our 9th edition. If you have any comments or suggestions about this newsletter or our site, email us at: [email protected] and we�ll try to take care of your request.

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SURVEY RESULTS:
The most recent survey that we posted, asked the following question: Which of the following describes your feelings regarding braindumps?

There has been a lot of discussion/fighting on various message boards that I frequent regarding the topic of braindumps, which is the catalyst for this question. Before we get started in this discussion, I would like to point out that a lot of what you will read here is my opinion and based on our personal ethics and morals.

The general definition of a braindump is a posting of information regarding an exam after one has taken it. There are many hardliners out there that argue that disclosing ANY information at all about an exam is a violation of the NDA(Non-Disclosure Agreement). These people are actually correct. I received information from Microsoft that verifies this. The punishment for using and posting them can cost us our certifications under copyright law. This is the legal side to the argument that really can�t be easily debated. It is Microsoft�s exams and they can make their own rules, therefore it is irrelevant to this discussion as we are all required to follow these rules.

So let�s take a look at the survey results:

57% answered They are OK if you know the material
29% answered They are OK no matter how they are used
9% Using braindumps is cheating - period!
6% Don't know
(There were 629 respondents)

The results, quite frankly, are just frightening!

LINKS OF NOTE:
You have probably already discovered that most MCSE sites(including ours) provide a standard set of links to the favorite MCSE sites out there. In this section we will attempt to dig up other resources that you may not have seen before. We do the searching for you!

GENERAL
http://www.freeacademy.com/fact-hp.htm
For a one-time fee of $10, you can gain access to practice exams.

http://www.gomcse.com/
Go MCSE is a decent resource site.

NT
http://www.conitech.com/windows/ntinfo/ntinfo.htm
Very nice NT tutorial

http://www.nthelp.com/
NT Help is a medium sized FAQ.

http://www.cit.ac.nz/smac/winnt/
A rather large tutorial on NT networking.

http://www.ntmaster.com/ntserver.htm Several NT tutorials available for download

THANKS:
Good luck to all of you and thanks for making Sprague�s MCSE Resources one of the leading MCSE sites going. Thanks to you, we continue to grow at a very rapid pace. If you have any comments or input regarding this newsletter, please email us at: [email protected]

Jason Sprague MC MCSE

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