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From: ephrem@hardy.u.washington.edu (Bo Jackson)
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Subject: Re: Think C book wanted
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Date: 29 Dec 90 03:37:43 GMT
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>There's two nice one's: Macintosh Programming Primer, vols. I & II.
>I think they are by Cartwright & Reed.

I have in fact seen both of these books, but they assume you know C 
already, and dont help much for a beginner C person. I suppose the best
bet would to be to learn C then get those books and learn how to do C
on a Mac....