All:
If the sherriff determines that this is not the correct forum for my question please feel free delete it or move it wherever.
I don't have the K&B book in front of me now but it seems to me that I recall reading at the very beginning of the book it mentions that a
test taker should search for a testing center that provides pencil and paper to test takers, and not the erasable boards.
So far, in my search in Atlanta, these Prometric centers are only providing erasable boards. When I asked one of them if I am allowed to use pencil and paper for a Sun cert. exam, they said I would need special dispensation from some Sun or Prometric God in order to do so.
Is this correct? Now I'm one of those who takes notes during an exam, especially when taking a tricky one like the
SCJP. This probably sounds nit-picky, but I would rather use pencil and paper to put my notes on as the erasable boards are not only sloppy to work with but guess what...they erase, when you don't want them to! I could be writing a note in some section of the erasable board while my hand will wipe out a note I made somewhere else!!!
Whats a test taker to do?
thanks