70-291 Wild Beast

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Failed twice by few marks. Can anyone suggest a free site for simulation practice ? Thanks in advance.

 

I used preplogic and it really didn't help. I will try boson or Measureup.
Thanks for your response.

 

Teastout 70-291 Testout is good it a video then a sim of what your just learnt in video. Not cheap but have a look on ebay for 2nd hand copy's

 

Reselling TestOut videos on eBay is a violation of TestOut's licensing. From their FAQ:

So if you purchase one from eBay, your copy is no more legal than if you had stole it by downloading it from a torrent site.

But don't get upset at TestOut only: no certification training provider allows resale of their practice exams and video-based training products.

 

how this work then If I payed for a copy from Test out I must own the dvd.
So how come this does cover MS book what people seem to sell 2nd hand at book fairs or websites.

not well another day close to giving up. @ self

 

That is a common misconception. When you pay for a copy from TestOut, you purchase a license that grants you the right to use the content on the DVD. But you do NOT own the right to redistribute or resell the DVD.

Copyright Law states that you have only the explicit rights that an intellectual property owner grants you. And TestOut's licensing is pretty clear on what they do and do not allow regarding their IP.

Because, to my knowledge, MS Press does not have any restrictions regarding the resale of their books. On the other hand, I believe (but am not 100% certain) that the Microsoft Official Curriculum *is* protected by copyright in that you cannot resell them.

 

Technically it's the same for 2nd hand games your not meant to be allowed to sell them on but people do. Companies just get cheesed off because they don't get a cut of the 2nd hand market.

 

^ that can't be true surely as game shops actively seek trade-ins?

 

I read somewhere that in the small print of games manauals you are prohibited from selling on games. Not sure how it's worded but they say it's a grey area.

 

Actually, that varies from game to game. The IP owner can choose to grant or deny resale rights.

 

Didn't know that but either way it doesn't stop people from doing it and I can't see the publishers taking you to court over it. In my opinion (and it's only my opinion) if you buy something you should be able to sell it on.

 

They could, but they choose not to.

Unfortunately, if you did that with practice exam software, we'd ALL go out of business. As a result, all of the legit PTPs explicitly state that you purchase a non-transferrable license to use the software.