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Cant profess to being an expert, but I'm sure happy to help where I can. Andy George http://www.roverclubcanterbury.org.nz ----- Original Message ----- From: "motivated" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 2004 12:41 PM Subject: Good,simple book > I have been intersted in linux for quite some time, probably for about as > long as I've had a computer (about 5yrs). > > I have been purchasing books : > Red Hat Linux Server 6 > Unix Made Easy > MS-DOS 6.2 > Database Management Systems > DOS Power Tools > etc,etc > > The point is (although I'm almost 50) I want to learn, but I've never been > the smartest guy on the block so I need simple instructions. > > I'm trying not to make this a long email but please let me explain: > > When I first started with a computer I naturally wanted to learn html. Many > tutorials started with "open your favourite text editor". Immediately I was > lost, "whats a text editor?". Finally I found a tutorial that said " if you > dont know what a text editor is go to: start/programs/accessories/notepad". > > I don't need anything on the internet yet, but I do want to learn how to set > up web servers, mail servers etc and Red Hat Linux Server 6 overlooks the > basics. If anyone can point me in the right direction with a book/books that > dont overlook the basics or can recommend classes or is prepared to teach me > at a reasonable fee please help. > > Regards Kelvyn > > >
