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CD-Recordable Solutions looks at all aspects of CD recording for Unix/Linux, Mac OS and Windows users. We look at everything from the basics of the CD recording process, choosing the right drive for your machine and on to the more complex issues of developing file/directory layouts, cross platform compatibility and copyright and business issues. Special attention is also given when writing specific types of CDs so you can develop image libraries, audio CDs (including MP3 and standard CD compilations) and archive and installation CDs with ease. For cross reference, the last section of the book looks at the software available for writing information on all three platforms. Get more information on CD Recordable Solutions

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iMac FYI provides a queston and answer approach to many of the most frequently asked questions from new and existing users of the iMac, the most successful computer ever sold. Learn everything from setting it up from the moment you take it out of the box through to customization, using the Internet, and diagnosing and solving problems when they go wrong. Get more information on iMac FYI!

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The idea behind BeOS: Porting Unix Applications is to guide the reader from downloading the source code to using an application within the confines of the BeOS operating environment. This involves how to extract the archives you've downloaded, how to use the configuration systems, including how to make them work with the BeOS, and how to plug the gaps and missing areas of the BeOS functionality. You can view the contents page of the book here. Click here for more information on BeOS: Porting Unix Applications! Read the review on fatbrain.com

Most recent first:

• Scripts from Perl: The Complete Reference 2ed released.
  
• CD Recordable Solutions on its way - the only guide you'll ever need for writing CDs under Windows, Unix and Mac OS.
  
• Perl: The Complete Reference 2ed released with more 50% of the content updated.
  
• Perl: I Didn't Know You Could Do That makes it to the bookshelves.
  
• New Debugging Perl title providing tips on avoiding, finding and fixing bugs in Perl has gone to the printers.
  
• The latest Perl offering is ActivePerl Developer's Guide.
  
• The new iMac FYI is released, and getting rave reviews.