[B_2]

Hi Guys

Can anyone point me in the direction of a good OSX Panther book for a soon to be Mac Newbie based in the U.K. Are the Wiley OSX books any good? was going to buy one this morning but thought i'd post here for some views.


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[bergy]

Couple of suggestions ...

Take Control E Books
http://www.tidbits.com/takecontrol/

The X Lab - X Book
http://www.thexlab.com/book/troubleshootingmacosx.html

[bbales]

I HIGHLY recommend David Pogue's "OSX: The Missing Manual." I have this in three different versions, covering various releases of OSX. In fact, I didn't even upgrade to X until I'd read the book and discovered lots of things to know.

It is a hugely useful reference.

Good luck.

[Macpilot]

Originally posted by bbales:
I HIGHLY recommend David Pogue's "OSX: The Missing Manual." I have this in three different versions, covering various releases of OSX. In fact, I didn't even upgrade to X until I'd read the book and discovered lots of things to know.

It is a hugely useful reference.

Good luck.

I second that. An awesome book that is FULL of great tips.

[B_2]

thx for the reply guys off to the shops over the weekend to buy one before the Mac arrives.

B_2

P.S. Are the OSX Books published by Wiley any good?