Jan 6

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

First off thanks to all the feedback about the PocketPC and PocketFeed! You guys are great. 🙂

Second just an FYI, I offically registered to take both of the A+ exams on Jan 6. Seeing as how I forked out $139 per exam on this, I’m thinking I’ve really got to pass these things! Luckily, I figured out that I can transcribe some notes and tables (like IRQ tables, DMA channels, or Socket Type/Processor table, the stuff that’s really hard for me to memorize!) and I’m syncing them to the PocketPC, so I’m studying and learning to use my new gadget all at once.

Anyway, you’ll excuse me if I get involved pretty heavily in A+ stuff and don’t do much work around the site for awhile, won’t you?

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