books by Samuel A. Litt (edition 9l0-500 basics)

books by Samuel A. Litt

books:

Mac OS X Administration Basics Exam Cram (Exam 9L0-500)

6 reviews
Samuel A. Litt

Coriolis Group Books, 2002

I'm ready for the exam
This study guide is well written and superbly organized. I feel that I'm ready for the exam! If you're not using Mac OS X now, please get a copy, you'll never want to go back to Classic. With some experience with X, and this book, you'll be well prepared to move forward in getting your ACTC certification. I only hope that the author's next book is Mac OS Server Essentials Exam Cram. I'll order ...

Mac Os X Bible Tiger Edition
Samuel A. (EDT)/ Zimmerman, Craig/ Gottlieb, Warren G./ Clancy, Thomas, Jr./ Heyman, Douglas B./ Prado, Alejandro Litt

John Wiley & Sons Inc, 2005

Mac OS X Leopard Bible

19 reviews
Samuel A. Litt, Thomas, Jr. Clancy, ...

Wiley, 2008

Everything you need to know about Leopard
This book is amazing. I bought MacBook 3 months ago - as well as a couple of my friends and I've been the only one who bought Mac OS X Leopard Bible as well. I must say my skills with OS X are increasing really fast and I teach the other guys how to do tasks they don't know. It's really a helpful book. I've never seen another manuals for Leopard but this one is very good.

Mac OS X Bible, Panther Edition

3 reviews
Samuel A. Litt, Thomas, Jr. Clancy, ...

Visual, 2004

Awesome!
This is by far the best book yet on ANY version of OS X, and lives up to the Bible name. Its combination of reader-friendliness and comprehensiveness in unparalleled as far as I can tell. The writing is straightforward, complete, and extremely well organized, with Unix coverage that seems to be useful rather than "geeky" (which makes me actually want to get into that stuff). I've only had this ...

Mac OS X Bible, Tiger Edition

16 reviews
Samuel A. Litt, Thomas, Jr. Clancy, ...

Visual, 2005

A necessary 1st step for new Mac users.
Why doesn't Apple make a book like this? even on a CD included with the computer? These are powerful machines, yet it takes a 3rd party to explain how to use that power. I was going to give this book a 4, until I remembered this is for 1st time users of Macs (which I am) and that it covers such a breadth of subjects (including network connections and the Automator) that I figured it ...