Re: Don't take this the wrong way

[Jude DaShiell]

Computer documentation ranges from fantastic to abyssmal depending on the 
vendor or manufacturer of the software.  Presentation issues aside for a 
moment, accuracy of information in some documentation is wonting.  Apple 
other than providing on disk documentation and web-based documentation 
doesn't do anything else and depends on third party providers.  Not 
everybody has a bookshare.org account and international users are under 
some restrictions for use of materials obtained from that site beyond 
those living in the United States.  For those that do have bookshare.org 
accounts though there are a few texts a Mac user might find helpful to 
download and read.  One thing that puzzles me about that though is that 
the only programming book tightly connected to apple that bookshare.org 
has is on carbon.  Is that programming platform worthwhile to learn for 
developing stuff we all can use?