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Im a gamma geek!
Oh and 46 & 48 are wrong.
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Im a gamma geek!
Oh and 46 & 48 are wrong.

Qusetion 46
That question was stupid (and also wrong), there is no such font as Windows San-Serif it's Microsoft Sans Serif, and that WAS the default font before Windows 2000.
Both Windows 2000 and XP use Tahoma as the default now. So without specifying which OS it's talking about the answer is impossible to get right!
Also question 48, 3 days ago WesternDigital released a 10,000 sata drive. but u cant really blame them for that . i mean its only 3days lol
That question was stupid (and also wrong), there is no such font as Windows San-Serif it's Microsoft Sans Serif, and that WAS the default font before Windows 2000.
Both Windows 2000 and XP use Tahoma as the default now. So without specifying which OS it's talking about the answer is impossible to get right!
Also question 48, 3 days ago WesternDigital released a 10,000 sata drive. but u cant really blame them for that . i mean its only 3days lol
You are a Gamma Geek
- not the lowliest dog feasting on the sinew of gutted testing systems, but certainly not as digitaly dominant as the Alpha Geek. Still, you do know your way around a PC with some level of competency. Good enough for government work, indeed.
only 24/48, I thought I would have scored higher than that, although I DO work for the government, so my brain likely is turning to mush...
Gary
- not the lowliest dog feasting on the sinew of gutted testing systems, but certainly not as digitaly dominant as the Alpha Geek. Still, you do know your way around a PC with some level of competency. Good enough for government work, indeed.
only 24/48, I thought I would have scored higher than that, although I DO work for the government, so my brain likely is turning to mush...
Gary
pies said: 16 on pure guesswork, answering a,b,c,or d every time would give you an average of twelve, guess that makes me a good guesser
On a CeMAP course recently the lecturer drummed into me "always go for C if you don't know the answer - if you can rule out C then go for D" He based this on numerous survey on tests with A B C or D answers, and C & D were far & away the most frequent answers set by exam writers. Sound advice!!!
for the record he is a very senior chap in finance & insurance - stuart, erm can't remember his surname!
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i know where the on button is on my pc and thats enough 
you guessed 3 more right than me