books about: integrated     books:       Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003 QuickSteps (Quicksteps)14 reviews Martin Matthews, John Cronan McGraw-Hill Osborne Media, 2004 Just Follow the Easy Instructions FrontPage was a new application to me and somewhat different than other web page applications. I was asked to take over website updates and didn't have time to go through a class, etc. This book enables the user to look up the task at hand and then basically follow the step-by-step instructions. It has been a fabulous tool. It is very user friendly for the novice but still has enough ...             NT Network Plumbing15 reviews Tony Northrup Hungry Minds, 1998 You can't get your money out fast enough for ths one! I had occasion to go through portions of this book again recently and could not help but be amazed, again, at how complete and information packed it is. Not only does it cover everything you REALLY need to know about NT networking but Tony writes in a wonderfully easy style that makes digesting all the deep tidbits--and there are a lot of those--easy. The previous reviewer who said that this ...             Pro LINQ: Language Integrated Query in C# 200828 reviews Apress, 2007 Learn LINQ = Buy this book I am always looking for new tools to make my job as a developer easier, more efficient, allow me to write code that is more easily maintained and just make things more exciting. The problem that comes with learning these new tools (such as LINQ) is finding the time to learn them to the point that they are useful. This style of this book made it very easy to read with excellent code examples, ...             C# 3.0 in a Nutshell: A Desktop Quick Reference (In a Nutshell (O'Reilly))25 reviews Joseph Albahari, Ben Albahari O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2007 A must have reference This is a must have reference book. If you are new to C# maybe you should try first an introductory text (such as the "Visual C# 2008 step by step", or the "Head first C#") but keep in mind that introductory books usually have things spread around ... and as such this "nutshell" text is still essential (not only as a reference, but also for filling-in any gaps/details the introductory books might ...             Dynamic Scheduling With Microsoft(r) Project 2000 : The Book By and For Professionals14 reviews Eric Uyttewaal Intl Inst for Learning, 2001 If you manage projects - GET THIS BOOK! I was searching through bookstores and Amazon.com for a good book on how to best use Microsoft Project. There are a ton of books out there that teach you Microsoft Project, and I own two of them (Mastering Project 2000 and Project 2000 Step-by-Step). These books are great at describing features, but you can also get that information with the Help files. For anyone who has used Microsoft Project ...             Cap Gemini Ernst & Young Guide to Wireless Enterprise Application Architecture15 reviews Adam Kornak, John Distefano Wiley, 2001 Pragmatic Solution and not a Dogmatic Hypothesis An excellent collection of solid practical content, a book that can be chosen as an academic course to be taught in variety of engineering disciplines such as electronics, computer science, Internet Technologies, etc. because of its solid practical approaches to deliver solution as opposed to hypothesizing on untested value propositions. In the era when many people rush to write books on any ...             Woody Leonhard Teaches Microsoft Office 97 (Author Teaches)32 reviews Woody Leonhard Que, 1998 Better than the "dummy guides" and lots of fun too! Clear, concise and easy instructions on how to use MS Ofc 97. Points out the good, bad and ugly of Microsoft products. Can turn any novice into more of a professional than he/she ever dreamed of! I recommend this book to anyone who will be working with MS Ofc 97! Don't pass this one up!             Genki 1: An Integrated Course in Elementary Japanese 135 reviews Eri Banno, Yutaka Ohno, ... Varsitybooks.Com, 1999 If you want to learn to *really* speak Nihongo, use this. Definitely get the Workbook that goes with it! It greatly expands on the course book.             Hacking Linux Exposed, Second Edition41 reviews Brian Hatch, James Lee McGraw-Hill Osborne Media, 2002 The best hands-on Linux security book just got better I'm a big fan of the Hacking Exposed style of writing. All offensive theory is backed up by command line examples, followed by defensive countermeasures. Hacking Exposed: Linux, 2nd Ed (HE:L2E) follows this tradition, updating the content of the first edition and adding 200 pages of new content. Although I reviewed the first edition in Sep 01, reading the second edition reminded me of the ...             Design with Operational Amplifiers and Analog Integrated Circuits15 reviews Sergio Franco McGraw-Hill Education, 1988 Excellent Resource for Student or Practicing Engineer This book can be an excellent resource for any Analog Integrated Circuit Design Electrical Engineering student or practicing engineer. The book can assist in the modeling of IC devices such as transistors, resistors, and capacitors. It also sensibly covers the building blocks of analog integrated circuits: gain stages, output stages, level shifters, current sources and mirrors. The reader is ...             Bebop to the Boolean Boogie: An Unconventional Guide to Electronics (with CD-ROM), Second Edition13 reviews Clive Maxfield Newnes, 2002 Great Guide For The Electronically Perplexed I grew up watching my neighbor, a mechanic, work on cars and it helped me pick up the basics. When I would try to take apart a transistor radio and figure out how it worked I was left with an assortment of colorful bits and no clues. This book is the remedy for my total ignorance of things electronic. Just how good it is I do not know due to my lack of knowledge in the field. I reccomend it to ...             The Integrated Enterprise Excellence System: An Enhanced, Unified Approach to Balanced Scorecards, Strategic ...12 reviews Forrest W. Breyfogle III Bridgeway Books, 2008 A powerful statement of today's Business NEEDS! Forrest has written yet another thought provoking book. With his original book Implementing Six Sigma he set the stage at which the Six Sigma world would baseline "How it is done". Now he has set off with a series of new books which will open the door to looking at our businesses differently - in a new light. With the book `Integrated Enterprise Excellence' Forrest uncovers some of ...             Through The Eyes Of Madness10 reviews G. D. Garner Integrated Technology Edge Corporation, 2007 Great Adventure What a great book from a great person. the different chapters and the different adventures. I have never seen a book quite like this one. Will keep you reading from chapter to chapter. Keep up the great work and look forward to the next one. The children you are supporting from the proceeds of the book also a very noble cause.             The Integrated Astrological Guide to Self-Empowerment, Vol. 1: The Chalice of Arcturus (The Integrated ...10 reviews Edmond H Wollmann Altair Publishing, 1998 Astrology and Free Will This book blends many different philosophies and gives the message that using astrology can be a tool to self-understanding and transformation. I see now, that it is not a mysterious tool of divination but that it can be used to examine our existing beliefs, and that it is up to us what we do with that knowledge.             Cutting Edge PowerPoint For Dummies (For Dummies (Computer/Tech))12 reviews Geetesh Bajaj For Dummies, 2005 Excellent book, even if you are not a "dummy" The author of this book sent me a sample chapter to include at my website and I was so intrigued by it, I decided to read the whole book, and was very impressed. Do yourself a favor and forget the "dummy" in the title. This book offers great insight into some of the not-so-obvious workarounds that can be used to get the most out of your presentations. So, it's not only helpful to people who ...             RF MEMS: Theory, Design, and Technology11 reviews Wiley-Interscience, 2003 Best in this field This is a great book, providing relatively unbiased information compared to what you normally get in RF MEMS. There are some sections that could be better, but this is overall the best book you can currently get in this field.             Respiratory Physiology: A Clinical Approach (Integrated Physiology)10 reviews Richard M Schwartzstein, Michael J Parker Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2005 The best visuals S&P is a lot more than just a book. I bought it because it was a recommended text for our class, but I had no idea I would be getting a whole web site that goes with the book. For most of the books I buy, the CD is pretty worthless with some junk pictures, but this book has a web site with diagrams where you can do things like adjusting O2 and CO2 levels or shunting percentage and see what ...             Essentials of ATM Networks and Services12 reviews Oliver C. Ibe Addison-Wesley Professional, 1997 Fabulous beginner book The number of topics this book hits (although not in-depth or thorough) in 200 pages is quite amazing. I have plenty of reference books on the subject that don't even introduce some of the basic topics that are covered in this book. TMN, ILMI, CAC, MPOA, LANE, RSVP, IPOA, IISP, PNNI, etc -- they're all introduced (and I do mean just introduced). Ibe is a good technical writer who uses concise, ...             Communicating Project Management: The Integrated Vocabulary of Project Management and Systems Engineering12 reviews Hal Mooz, Kevin Forsberg, ... Wiley, 2002 Make Room on the Bookshelf For anyone who has communication problems on their projects, here is an answer. Hal Mooz, Kevin Forsberg and Howard Cotterman have written a dictionary. Comprehensive in its scope, the authors have integrated definitions of project management, systems engineering and software engineering. In short, they have added to the legacy created by comprehensive book: Visualizing Project Management ...             Flexible Rails: Flex 3 on Rails 211 reviews Peter Armstrong Manning Publications, 2008 Great combination of technologies I have used Flex for about a year and I have only dabbled in Ruby/Rails development. I have been curious how I might back a Flex front end with a simple service layer that isn't hard to create, maintain or host. So far I have only worked with Java/Spring/Hibernate backend services which can take a little while to build and integrate (Grails is MUCH faster). 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