Re: poll: favorite OS X book

[Jack Russell]

On Nov 7, 2004, at 8:57 AM, Katzy wrote:
For the most part the transitions until now have been kind of 
incremental
and I get the feeling that the jump from 9.2.2 to Panther is going to 
be a
biggie...

So... If there was *one* book I should buy, which one would it be?
If  you can only have a single OS X book? My choice would be David 
Pouge's "OS X The Missing Manual".  (O'Reilly Press) There really is 
not another writer who does as good a job of explaining the features in 
simple, clear, readable form.

Beyond that there are a whole bunch of good ones for more involved 
reading. Books I have found especially useful:

Ted Landau's "Mac OS X Help Line" Panther edition  (Peachpit Press)
"Mac OS X In A Nutshell"  by McIntosh, Toporek &  Stone  (O'Reilly)
Everyone has a favorite, but Pogue's Missing Manual is the one I give 
to all my switcher friends.

JM2�W
Jack Russell
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