Intro to Mac books

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2 total messages Started by George Erhart Fri, 01 Mar 1985 03:02

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Author: George Erhart
Date: Fri, 01 Mar 1985 03:02

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Hey folks,

I just got back from the local book store, and I counted 20+ books
on the subject of how to use the Mac.  Does anyone really need an
in depth guide to MacWrite & MacPaint! How to use Mac Multiplan!
These books were 3-4 hundred pages, and ~20 bucks apiece.
I was hoping to find something like "Inside Mac", but not so expensive
or deep. No dice. Well, how about one of you folk writing one?

Thanks for your time!
George Erhart
{ihnp4,cbosgd}!cbdkc1!gwe

PS. How about "50 ways to trash a IBM PC."

Re: Intro to Mac books

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Author: Eric W. Kiebler
Date: Sun, 03 Mar 1985 18:52

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> Hey folks,
> 
> I just got back from the local book store, and I counted 20+ books
> on the subject of how to use the Mac.  Does anyone really need an
> in depth guide to MacWrite & MacPaint! How to use Mac Multiplan!
> These books were 3-4 hundred pages, and ~20 bucks apiece.
> I was hoping to find something like "Inside Mac", but not so expensive
> or deep. No dice. Well, how about one of you folk writing one?
> 
> Thanks for your time!
> George Erhart
> {ihnp4,cbosgd}!cbdkc1!gwe
> 
> PS. How about "50 ways to trash a IBM PC."

Good Idea.  Anyone out there interested in writing a book on using C with
the Macintosh with me?  It could be very interesting to write, as well as
see if the net could be used as a convenient, effective method for getting
text back and forth.

eric
PS.  Does anyone out there really know how to use C on the Mac yet, in all
its myriad versions?

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