MCSE Windows 98 Exam Cram

by James Michael Stewart and Ed Tittel

A guide to passing the Implementing and Supporting Microsoft Windows 98 Exam (70-098), featuring test-taking strategies, warnings on trick questions, and study tips, plus a glossary. Coverage includes... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1576102890
• ISBN13: 9781576102893
• Release Date: January 1999
• Publisher: Coriolis Group Books
• Length: 452 Pages
• Weight: 1.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 6.0" x 8.9"

Customer Reviews

Great Windows 98 learning tool !

The Windows 98 exam is one of the toughest - it proved that way for me out of the four MCP exams I have taken so far. Don't think you know Windows 98 for the exam just because you have been using it for years and know how to use the contol panel. The Exam goes heavy into the networking end of using Windows 98, particularly as a client in an Windows NT4.0 or Novell domain. There is lots on the test having to do with Novell integration, TCP/IP configuration and troubleshooting, file utilities, user and hardware profiles, the registry, dial up networking, troubleshooting, boot sequence, system policies, mutimedia capablilities, and security/sharing. The exam has lots of scenario and simulation problems. Exam Cram is a great book to use as a supplement to a full study guide - I used Sam's Teach Yourself MCSE Windows 98 in 14 Days and was very happy with it. A lot of hands on using your computer with Windows 98 to try doing things as you learn them is very helpful. Even though you might not be able to use Windows 98 on a network you can still install and configure most everything you need to do to pass the exam. Exam Cram will help reinforce what you have learned and if you feel unsure about an area of study then you can refer to your main study guide to bone up on that area. The book has a very good focus of what is important to learn for the exam. Exam Cram also has a couple of hundred practice questions - some at the end of each chapter and a 59 question practice exam at the end. The practice exam is tough and the answer section is done in such a way as to explain why a particluar answer is right and why the others are wrong, which will help you learn. I also recommend the book to anyone who just wants to learn the full capablilies of Windows 98. I read a few general purpose Windows 98 books that did not cover ANY of the more advanced topics that you will find in a MCSE type book. Exam Cram MCSE Windows 98 is well worth the money!

Help me pass

I studied the Microsoft Press version for Test 70-098 and it really was not helpful in my test. I failed the first time with a 660. I bought the Exam Cram book and was so much better equipped for the test. I passed with a 860 and was not nervous at all during the test session. i felt very well prepared. I think the Exam Cram book is a must have/need and the Exam Prep is a good option. The Exam Prep book is good since it has a CD with 2 sample tests. It also has alot more review questions. I have passed the A+ with Exam Cram/Exam Prep as well and look forward to finishing my MCSE with Exam Cram. I think it will only take me 2 months to complete.

Must have study guide

After taking eight Microsoft exams, Win98 is the hardest that I have found and I am very thankful to have had this book to help me through it. The Exam Cram series has been wonderful and this installation is no exception. Of all the study guides that I used for the Win98 exam, this one was by far the best. I would suggest supplimenting it with the Windows 98 Resource Kit.

A perfect one-week study guide for the Win 98 exam

I recentley took the Microsoft Windows 98 course. After purchasing and reading the Exam-Cram book, I felt that all the terms and concepts were much clearer to me. This is an excellent complement to the Microsoft Windows 98 course.

To the point, as usual

As an instructor of the Microsoft MCSE curriculum, I often rely on Exam Cram for a no-nonsense supplement to the Microsoft publications. In most instances Exam Cram provides better contextual 'handles' and in some instances improved depth, but does it in fewer words. If you use a yellow-marker to select relevant content, about 50% of this book will be highlighted. (With some Sybex books your lucky if you can find 25% content between the pendantics). The Exam Cram Win98 book does an excellent job of preparing you for the MS exam and can serve as a concise desk reference to an administrator or user.