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Started by Walt Southern California USA
Thu, 01 Jul 1999 00:00
TP7 and TPW1.5 books -- Where to find?
Author: Walt Southern California USA
Date: Thu, 01 Jul 1999 00:00
Date: Thu, 01 Jul 1999 00:00
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Now that I've completed my first class in Pascal, I would like to be able to further develop my knowledge and skills. Where can I find books on Pascal in general, and TurboPascal in particular? I've been to the local retailers (Best Buy, Circuit City, B. Dalton, Waldenbooks, and so on), but none have or can order anything on this subject. I've been hitting the malls (in Southern California, there are plenty of them), but no one seems to have anything. Anyone got any ideas? --Walt. -- SPAM BLOCKING IN EFFECT: Only those in my address book can send me mail. <People, like dogs, are social creatures. We need other people.> Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Share what you know. Learn what you don't.
Re: TP7 and TPW1.5 books -- Where to find?
Author: Assassin
Date: Thu, 01 Jul 1999 00:00
Date: Thu, 01 Jul 1999 00:00
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Walt, Southern California, USA <walt121@my-deja.com> wrote: : Now that I've completed my first class in Pascal, I would like to be : able to further develop my knowledge and skills. Where can I find books : on Pascal in general, and TurboPascal in particular? : I've been to the local retailers (Best Buy, Circuit City, B. Dalton, : Waldenbooks, and so on), but none have or can order anything on this : subject. I've been hitting the malls (in Southern California, there are : plenty of them), but no one seems to have anything. : Anyone got any ideas? Best Buy and Circuit City are a joke: they won't have a book unless it's "for dummies." i was also disappointed by bookstores. even when i tried Barnes and Noble, a large one, there was only one book on asm, and ZERO on Pascal IIRC. the library is a good place to start. -Assassin, misc.test moderation panel
Re: TP7 and TPW1.5 books -- Where to find?
Author: Eric
Date: Fri, 02 Jul 1999 00:00
Date: Fri, 02 Jul 1999 00:00
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Check out this site: http://www.powells.com. Go through the technical section. Awesome selection. -- Eric ***************************** ntuser@*NOSPAM*harborside.com Remove *NOSPAM* to reply ***************************** **************************************************************************** ****************** Use of the return address on this message for commercial purposes is prohibited without my prior consent. The transmission of unsolicited commercial material is prohibited under federal laws (47 USC 227). Civil penalties and claims of $500.00 per occurrence (47 USC 227[c] may be assessed for violations. **************************************************************************** ****************** Assassin <assassin@reality.yps.org> wrote in message news:W0Ke3.932$1a1.81545@elnws01... > Walt, Southern California, USA <walt121@my-deja.com> wrote: > : Now that I've completed my first class in Pascal, I would like to be > : able to further develop my knowledge and skills. Where can I find books > : on Pascal in general, and TurboPascal in particular? > > : I've been to the local retailers (Best Buy, Circuit City, B. Dalton, > : Waldenbooks, and so on), but none have or can order anything on this > : subject. I've been hitting the malls (in Southern California, there are > : plenty of them), but no one seems to have anything. > > : Anyone got any ideas? > > Best Buy and Circuit City are a joke: they won't have a book unless it's > "for dummies." i was also disappointed by bookstores. even when i tried > Barnes and Noble, a large one, there was only one book on asm, and ZERO > on Pascal IIRC. the library is a good place to start. > > -Assassin, misc.test moderation panel
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