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I'm not sure that I could go along with "complete", but then, very few people will share my specialized fields of interest. For the adventurous Mac user, this is not only an excellent introduction, but a valuable reference which will be useful for a long time to come. The book concentrates almost exclusively on the interface aspects of the Macintosh system. An initial section describes the operation of ResEdit, itself. Three parts then look at user level resource editing. A final part five discusses the uses of ResEdit for the programmer. ResEdit can make powerful changes to the system, and many Mac users see it as a dangerous tool. The book repeatedly advises to perform experiments on copies of files and resources. The authors a... Rest of this review on the detail page
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The move to Microsoft Windows NT is well under way. And for everyone who creates and administers a Windows NT Server network, here's the perfect answer book-straightforward, comprehensive, and all in one easy-access volume. MICROSOFT WINDOWS NT SERVER 4.0 is also ideal for IS managers, power users, and network administrators in small to medium-size companies that are outgrowing their peer-to-peer networks. Here's the specific information readers need to design and implement Windows NT as an enterprise server-for example, the how and why of implementing multiple domains and trust relationships. It's hands-on information and not just theory. And it's going to sell as widely as Windows NT itself.
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Endrijonas is a writer and reporter, so I had relatively low expectations for the book. In fact, though, the contributions of Ross Greenberg and Aryeh Goretsky as advisors must have had considerable influence, since there are a number of reasons to prefer this book over the virus books by non-specialists. Although there is enough bad information to make the book unreliable, there is also a good deal of good information. In addition, the author looked at more than one or two antiviral programs when reviewing. (The reviews themselves are, unfortunately, little more than reproductions of the documentation. The discussion of ViruCide, which immediately follows that of VirusScan, does not note that both programs are functionally identica... Rest of this review on the detail page
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Sad Macs, Bombs, and Other Disasters and What To Do About Them, Third Edition is the definitive guide to have on hand when your Apple Macintosh rolls a bomb in your general direction. (For the MacNovice, the bomb indicates a terminal system error.) The book is the complete guide to troubleshooting the Mac, and has an entry for every imaginable disaster that might befall your Mac from bootup to shutdown. Along the way, you'll find some incidental treasure--advice on tuning your Mac, using virtual memory, decoding the deep mysteries of the System Folder, and performing routine maintenance tasks to keep your system cranking along at top speed. This edition also features new information on PCI Macs, PowerPC Powerbooks, coverage of Mac System 7.... Rest of this review on the detail page
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Ah, the dream of every support person. Write a book about your system, so that the users can learn everything they need to know about it, and they will stop calling with stupid questions. Sorry, Jim, the dumb ones won't read this, and they'll still keep calling. But the reasonably intelligent ones will rise up and call you blessed. This is one terrific UNIX guide. I don't use SCO, but I'm still tempted to keep it on my shelf anyway. This is for those who both want to understand and to use the system. It provides a thorough background, not only to SCO UNIX but also to computers in general. Mohr gives the reasons behind, the how to, and the likely traps and misunderstandings. The explanations are not only readable, but leavened wi... Rest of this review on the detail page
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