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From: stevenf@wpi.wpi.edu (Steven Fernandez)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: Re: New Mac Programmer...
Message-ID: <1207@wpi.wpi.edu>
Date: 6 Mar 89 02:12:36 GMT
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Reply-To: stevenf@wpi.wpi.edu (Steven Fernandez)
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In article <7063@boulder.Colorado.EDU> stevens@boulder.Colorado.EDU (Curt Stevens) writes:
>
>Could someone please recommend a good book to start me off in programming
>the Mac? I am an experienced programmer, so I am looking for a book which
>clues me in to the way a Mac SHOULD be programmed. Thanks.
>



	Here is some more advice to a new mac
programmer. I am still trying to learn how to do it but
there are several tools that are excellent.

	"Prototyper" by SmethersBarnes. It will
make all the difference in getting you programming and
producing things that will maintain your interest.

	"Programmers Introduction to the macintosh
Family." by Addison Wesley. Great book to look through and
gain insight.

	"Inside macintosh Volume I-III" by addison
Wesley. No matter how you cut it, you are going to need
them. Once you have them you will never feel like there is
something your missing.

	"Online Companion" by addison Wesley. It
really helps you find the calls you are looking for and
then tells you the page too look them up in Inside
macintosh.


	"Macintosh Revealed" by Hayden Books. I
have it and everyone recommends it but I seem to never need
it. Its matter of preference but I would get Inside
macintosh before this.


				Steve