>Consumer Technology:
>
>Click! The No Nonsense Guide to Digital Cameras by Ron White
>ISBN: 0-07-222740-0; 208 pages; $16.99
>Light on idle chat and heavy on practical advice, this No Nonsense guide 
>will get its readers from point A to point Z with instructions that are 
>short, clear and concise.  Inside, there is enough useful information and 
>helpful pointers to transform anyone into a first-rate digital camera user 
>in no time.
>
>How to Do Everything with Macromedia Contribute by Doug Sahlin
>ISBN: 0-07-222892-X; 432 pages; $24.99
>Ideal for anyone who works with Web sites in any capacity, this 
>easy-to-follow guide explains how to use this convenient Web 
>content-updating tool.  It shows, step-by-step, how to edit text online, 
>swap pictures and graphics, add links, work with tables and frames, and 
>make all types of changes to Web pages without the time or expense of 
>consulting a Web designer.
>
>How to Do Everything with JavaScript by Scott Duffy
>ISBN: 0-07-222887-3; 448 pages; $24.99
>This friendly, solutions-oriented guide is filled with systematic examples 
>that illustrate how to write basic to advanced JavaScript applications, as 
>well as modify existing scripts to suit individual needs.  Each chapter 
>begins with specific how-to topics that will be covered.  Within the 
>chapter, each topic is accompanied by a solid, easy-to-follow walkthrough 
>of the process.
>
>How to Do Everything with Your Zire Handheld by Rick Broida & Dave Johnson
>ISBN: 0-07-222930-6; 200 pages; $16.99
>This thorough and non-intimidating guide is filled with step-by-step 
>examples that illustrate how to set up and navigate the Zire, and make the 
>most of the hardware, built-in applications, and third-party tools.
>
>Networking:
>
>Hacking Exposed: Network Security Secrets & Solutions, Fourth Edition by 
>Stuart McClure, Joel Scambray & George Kurtz
>ISBN: 0-07-222742-7; 848 pages; $49.99
>As in the prior editions, the authors have exhausted themselves to deliver 
>the very latest in network security technologies and techniques.  A 
>special new bonus feature of the book is a DVD-ROM, custom-created to 
>accompany the book and based on Hacking Exposed Live!, the popular 
>presentations that the authors give at conferences all over the world.  On 
>the DVD, George Kurtz gives a 30-minute tutorial discussing the mentality 
>of the hacker and providing examples of vulnerabilities and demos of 
>specific hacks and countermeasures.
>
>Storage Networks: The Complete Reference by Robert Spalding
>ISBN: 0-07-222476-2; 560 pages; $49.99
>A comprehensive, hands-on guide to today's Storage Networking technologies 
>including SAN, NAS, Fibre Channel, file systems, virtualization, database 
>storage, snapshots, and tomorrow's emerging technology standards including 
>iSCSI, InfiniBand, and storage provisioning.
>
>Certification & Career Development:
>
>CWNA Certified Wireless Network Administrator Official Study Guide (Exam 
>PW0-100) by Planet3
>ISBN: 0-07-222902-0; 389 pages; $69.99
>Covers the official Planet3 Wireless training for CWNA, and is a 
>comprehensive resource to prepare IT professionals for this challenging 
>exam.  This book contains the most comprehensive material available about 
>administration of a wireless LAN, and features material relevant to all 
>aspects of wireless networking:
>
>Programming:
>
>J2ME: The Complete Reference by Jim Keogh
>ISBN: 0-07-222710-9; 832 pages; $59.99
>This comprehensive resource covers J2ME architecture and explains how to 
>build applications and services for cell phones and PDAs with J2ME.  It 
>provides details on security, information management, and storage, as well 
>as advanced topics such as Mobile Information Device Profile (MIDP) and 
>Connected Limited Device Configuration (CLDC).
>
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Dustin Puryear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Puryear Information Technology
Windows, UNIX, and IT Consulting
http://www.puryear-it.com



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