On Mon January 5 2004 15:27, Dan Sugalski wrote:
> At 12:14 PM -0500 1/5/04, Daniel R. Allen wrote:
> >Since you asked, I had a few specific criticisms- search heuristics, and a
> >couple missing books from the affiliated publishers.
> >
> >Any chance of installing one of those yellow Google server
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Hopefully helpfully yours,
Steve
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At 12:14 PM -0500 1/5/04, Daniel R. Allen wrote:
Since you asked, I had a few specific criticisms- search heuristics, and a
couple missing books from the affiliated publishers.
Any chance of installing one of those yellow Google servers? :-) I admit
I've gotten spoiled; I don't know how Safari sort
I think a lot of decisions can be explained by our outsourcing some
stages of the development of Safari.
Andy
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I guess I should stop lurking and say thanks for a
Since you asked, I had a few specific criticisms- search heuristics, and a
couple missing books from the affiliated publishers.
Any chance of installing one of those yellow Google servers? :-) I admit
I've gotten spoiled; I don't know how Safari sorts the search outputs, but
I sometimes found it e
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
Howdy,
I used it in a Harvard Ext School class next year. It was ok, given
availability of a printer to get a hardcopy.
The idea is actually good, as we would just swap in and out the texts we
needed during the semseter, and the printouts are essentialy
indistingisheable from a standard O'
* James Freeman [2003/12/30 16:05]:
> Anyone on the list have direct experience with O'Reilly's Safari
> Bookshelf?
+1
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I have been subscribed f
James Freeman wrote:
Anyone on the list have direct experience with O'Reilly's Safari Bookshelf?
Was it worth it?
I tried it for a few months. First impressions were good, but I didn't
use it as much as I thought I would and eventually cancelled my
subscription.
Since then, I believe they hav
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I have been subscribed for a while now and I think it worths the money.
Thanks
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On Tuesday 30 December 2003 04:05 pm, James Freeman wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> Anyone on the list have direct experience with O'Reilly's Safari
> Bookshelf?
>
> Was it worth it?
>
> Warmest Regards,
>
> Jim
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