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Subject: Re: Unix Internals Manual
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Date: Thu, 18-Jun-87 11:09:52 EDT
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Posted: Thu Jun 18 11:09:52 1987
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Summary: Not really contributing...chiming in with similar questions

I have a similar request, and since I haven't figured out yet how to
post inquiries to this net, only to follow up to existing ones, I am
taking the liberty of riding piggyback on Andre's request.  I would
like your suggestions for three kinds of UNIX books which a vendor could
supply to his customers:  one for the new user, one for the somewhat
more sophisticated user (I put Russ Sage's TRICKS OF THE UNIX MASTERS
in this category), and one for the programmer.

I am, of course, hoping to get hordes of answers all citing the same
three books, which will simplify my task enormously, but since I know
that's impossible, I'll be satisfied with a trendlet.

Please, to avoid inconvenience to Andre from my impertinent co-option
of his message, send us separate replies.

With sincere appreciation for any help you can give me,

Miriam Eldridge
Olivetti Advanced Technology Center
20300 Stevens Creek Blvd.
Cupertino, CA 95014