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I'm pleased to announce the publication of "Teach Yourself UNIX In A
Week" from SAMS/Prentice-Hall. This is a new addition to an admittedly
crowded market, but with a few differences that might just pique your
interest...

Most importantly, I have gone to great lengths to include the *output*
of all commands discussed in the book (it's amazing to me how many
intro books show users the command to type, but then don't show what'll
be displayed as a result), and I also focus on the most important and
common flags and commands rather than an encyclopaedic listing of flags
or rewritten man pages: there's no reason to pay for either of the
latter styles of book!

"Teach Yourself UNIX In A Week" is over 700 pages, quite extensive (it
includes a long discussion of Usenet, gopher, and FTP, for example, as
well as a foray into programming and Unix programming tools), and is
just showing up on bookstore shelves: I've seen it in one store
(Borders), but not two others I've checked locally (notably B. Dalton).

The full citation:

  Taylor, Dave, "Teach Yourself UNIX In A Week", SAMS/Prentice-Hall,
  1994, $28.00 US/$36.95 CAN.  714 pages, including two appendices
  and an extensive glossary. ISBN: 0-672-30464-3  [for both BSD & SVR4]

Questions? Thoughts? Interested in a review or evaluation copy for 
professional purposes? Drop me a note!

Thanks for your time.
						-- Dave Taylor
Internet Traveller 				taylor@netcom.com