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From: aniekan@wasat.usc.edu.UUCP
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Subject: Guide to a GOOD User manual
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Date: Thu, 28-May-87 17:01:20 EDT
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Posted: Thu May 28 17:01:20 1987
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Has anyone read any good books lately?  That is, any good user manual for
the following programming languages, that you would recommend:

	For C			/* Kernighan and Pike is (in my opinion)
				   not written at a basic enough level    */

	For Pascal
	For Prolog
	For Lisp
	For Fortran
	and possibly LaTeX

By GOOD manuals I mean that it should be easy-to-read and technically sound.
User-friendly User Manuals and books.	    


thanks,
Aniekan.