NeXTSTEP Applications Programming book. Where and how much?

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2 total messages Started by Eystein Dugstad Tue, 04 Aug 1992 18:06

#694

Author: Eystein Dugstad
Date: Tue, 04 Aug 1992 18:06

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In the last "NeXT on Campus" a book called "NeXTSTEP Applications  
Programming: A Hands on Approach" by Simson Garfinkel was mentioned.

Is this book any good? 

Can I order this book by email or telefax from somewhere, and in case, how  
much does it cost?

Eystein Dugstad
University of Bergen, Norway

Re: NeXTSTEP Applications Programming book. Where and how much?

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Author: Mike Mahoney
Date: Wed, 05 Aug 1992 22:24

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The Garfinkel/Mahoney book has been reviewed and is currently being copy 
edited.  Simson and I are hoping that it will be on the shelves in September.
It's upgraded to work with NeXTSTEP 3.0 (e.g., Project Builder, new development
environment), but doesn't discuss 3DKit or DBKit.  We're very happy with the
book, but bringing a book to print is a long process.  If you'd like to learn  
more about the book, please call the following number for Springer-Verlag, the
publisher:   (800) SPRINGE
             (800) 777-4643

- Mike Mahoney
  SCaN President and SCaNeWS co-editor
  Southern California NeXT Users' Group

  also ...
  Professor and Chair
  Computer Engineering and Computer Science Dept.
  California State University, Long Beach
  Long Beach, CA  90840-8302

  mahoney@csulb.edu  (NeXTmail capable)



In article <1992Aug4.180645.2838@alf.uib.no> eystein@smyril.fi.uib.no (Eystein  
Dugstad) writes:
> In the last "NeXT on Campus" a book called "NeXTSTEP Applications  
> Programming: A Hands on Approach" by Simson Garfinkel was mentioned.
> 
> Is this book any good? 
> 
> Can I order this book by email or telefax from somewhere, and in case, how  
> much does it cost?
> 
> Eystein Dugstad
> University of Bergen, Norway

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