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From: cem@intelca.UUCP (Chuck McManis)
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Subject: Re: cp/m innards
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Date: Wed, 4-Sep-85 15:29:31 EDT
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> At the risk of sending incredibly green (which i am), could someone
> recommend a book on CP/M?  Of all that i could find @ my friendly local
> B.Dalton, *Soul of CP/M* by Waite & LaFore seemed to have the best balance
> of detail vs. plain language (cursory inspection, no purchase - yet).  Is
> there anything better that won't put me to sleep?  Thanks Ahead.      der
> -------

Top three (in my personal opinion of course)

"The CP/M Programmers Handbook" by Andy Johnson-Laird 
"Inside CP/M" by Cortesi
"CP/M Users Guide" 3rd Ed. Pub by Osborne/McGraw-Hill

--Chuck
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