The MCSE exams require even the most experienced administrator to bone up on hard-to-remember facts that you might normally just look up when you needed them. Sometimes, an old-fashioned memorization aid is just what you need, even when what you're studying is technology for the twenty-first century. Many MCSE candidates construct their own flashcards to help them study. Now, you can buy a set of proven cards that help you concentrate on the bits you'll need to have at your fingertips to pass the exam. Many of the cards are "Jeopardy" (TM) style, and can be used either way -- to match a definition with a term, or to see if you remember what's important about the term. Covers MCSE Exam #70-059, Internetworking with TCP/IP on Windows NT 4.0. These cards are an essential part of your test-taking strategy and an ideal complement to the coverage in MCSE: The Electives in a Nutshell or other test-preparation books. There are three types of cards included:

• Definition cards give the characteristics of a particular technology, or individual facts you need to memorize.
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You need to remember a lot of terminology, acronyms, and facts to pass the MCSE exams. An ideal complement to MCSE: The Electives in a Nutshell, these flashcards will help you memorize all the key facts you need for Exam #70-059, Internetworking with TCP/IP on Windows NT 4.0. Convenient for quick study sessions on the subway or bus.

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