Also available from O'Reilly is the "Perl CD Bookshelf". It's 6 books in html format on one cd. You get: Learning Perl Learning Perl on Win32 Systems Programming Perl Advanced Perl Programming Perl Cookbook Perl in a Nutshell
... all in html format, plus a bonus dead tree copy of "Perl in a Nutshell". IMO pretty good value if you don't mind reading from your PC - costs less than if you bought paper versions of both "Learning Perl" and "Programming Perl". (I dont work for O'Reilly, but I do enjoy their books ;) Matthew Adam Shand wrote: > > > I have "Perl Cookbook" ISBN 1-56592-243-3. Here is the blurb on the back > > cover: > > i would tend to recommend the oreilly "learning perl" for a novice. just > read a chapter a night and do the excercises and in a week you should no > 90% of the perl you're likely to need. if you need more after that the > perl cookbook or the camel book should do you fine as a reference. > > > Try bn.com as well as Amazon: their prices vary. > > better yet try www.dealpilot.com. you put in the book you want, and where > you live and it goes and queries all the major online sellers and tells > you who's the cheapest (including shipping which is useful when you live > in alaska :-) and how long it'll take each company to actually deliver > etc. > > it's a cool service. > > adam. > > -- > Unsubscribe? mail -s unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] < /dev/null