I have been using it too for a little while and I really like it.
The ability to look up stuff quickly while at work is great, and cuts down on book
carrying.
Just for the sake of argument though, why is it using ASP? ;-)
This has been quite puzzling as I, and maybe everybody else at least on this list,
have been equating O'Reilly with Perl and Open Source.
Jerome
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From: Andy Oram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Jan 5, 2004 11:44 AM
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Subject: Re: [Boston.pm] OT:Safari Bookshelf
I guess I should stop lurking and say thanks for all the kind comments.
Anything special that any of you would like me to pass on to people I
know on the Safari team? I haven't noticed any specific criticism. Also,
if you feel happy enough that you'd like to give a testimonial that we
could use in marketing, let me know and I'll find a marketing person to
slurp it up.
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