updated exam content?

Discussion in 'MCDST' started by lynamcool, Oct 21, 2009.

  1. lynamcool

    lynamcool Bit Poster

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    anyone know if the mcdst exam has been updated with the latest software e.g do they ask questions on Internet explorer 7 (or 8 ) now instead of internet explorer 6?

    thanks
     
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  2. Evilwheato

    Evilwheato Kilobyte Poster

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    It's still based on the older technologies :)
     
  3. Maryloveus

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    no , as far as i know ,the mcdst exam hasnot been updated with the latest software !
     
  4. lynamcool

    lynamcool Bit Poster

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    thanks for the info

    im glad but in a way shocked at the same time because internet explorer 6 is old now lol
     
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  5. GiddyG

    GiddyG Terabyte Poster Gold Member

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    So is XP, but that will still be around for a few years to come... :D
     
  6. Maryloveus

    Maryloveus Bit Poster

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    I am shocked too .maybe that technology is still on the market !,this is only answer I can think of
     
  7. danielno8

    danielno8 Gigabyte Poster

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    It very much is still on the market.
     
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  8. soundian

    soundian Gigabyte Poster

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    The MCDST concentrates on configuring IE, most of which is done in Internet Options.
    I've been using IE8 for studying and I haven't noticed any huge differences between the book and IE8.
     
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  9. greenbrucelee
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    yep as said.

    XP will be around for years and will still need people who can use and support even after MS stop supporting it. Not every company in the world has the budget to update its OS every time MS do and that goes for IE aswell.
     
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  10. D@ZZ@

    D@ZZ@ New Member

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    It costs companies an absolute mint to upgrade their OS, especially if they are a Blue Chip company, so I personally see XP and IE6 sticking around for a long long time.
     

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