Tools Books

I recently picked this book up along with Guy's Mastering Windows XP Home Edition, and between the two of them I've got all the tips and tricks anyone could ask for on XP! GREAT coverage of videoconferencing and Windows Messenger, and broadband as well.

If you need to share a cable or DSL connection (and watch your privacy as well), you'll find everything you need here. I hadn't been able to connect to some services with ICF until I got this book, so it paid for itself right there.

My highest recommendation!

Windows XP's amazing abilities are revealed by Guy Hart-Davis in The XP Files: Windows' Hidden Tools for Secure Sharing, Communication, and Collaboration. The XP Files reveals just how to best master and implement the full range of powerful, secure (and hidden) Internet communication tools within XP. Included are a wealth of "user friendly" tips on how to securely exchange music, video, or any type of file, conference via video or voice, make free calls to anyone in the world, and protect users' privacy. If you use Windows XP, then you can't do better than to have The XP Files within arm's reach at all times! 336 pages.

Great manual for repairing your yard tractor.

In the first part, the book give the essential procedures, for each listed tractor, to take apart garden tractors major sections as :  - Front axle and steering system  - Drive belts, clutch, brake, PTO drive  - Transaxle (gear and hydrostatic)  - Hydraulic system The adjustment procedure where it's applicable with excellent exploded view of each section. The second part treat of transaxles by brand name for overhaul procedure. The last part contains the overhaul procedure for almost all garden tractor's engine treated in first part with remove and install procedure, critical torque specifications and referenced figures. It cover the mechanical and electrical section. Very usefull book!

If you're looking for a clear voice in the endless chatter about investing, this is the book for you. It makes sense -- something almost unheard of in financial publishing. A great investment.

Well written, clear instructions. Wonderful selection of recipes.

Some of the more unusual selections include:
Avacado Ice Cream, Corn Ice Cream, Fig Chutney Ice Cream, Ginger Molasses Ice Cream, Guinness Ice Cream, and Roasted Garlic Ice cream.

I personally probably would probably not eat very much of the ones listed above, but it sure might be fun to try them.

More recipes include:
Oatmeal, Rice Pudding, Cashew, Cherry Custard, Strawberries and Cream, Apricot, Banana Toffee, Green Tea, Orange Custard and many more of the old standby flavors.

Good book overall.

Some of the rules are well known but it was nice to have them listed with others that I wouldn't have thought about. Just being able to have a list of simple rules to better your family (based on Biblical principles) in one book that is easy to read was helpful. I'm hoping to get a few more books to pass out to families in my neighborhood that have forgotten how to be a family.

This book has made the woodworking experience much eaiser. The shop fixtures, jigs, and tip are a must for every woodworker.

this is just what i was looking for. am looking forward to doing a lot of baking!!!!

When I got this book, I was so impressed with its content on building professional learning communities that I showed it to my boss. After reviewing it, she ordered a complete set for our school to use for teacher in-service. This is a great find for anyone who wants to build a community within their school.

This is a highly useful book that presents forty training and development tools, arranged in eight process stages covering initiating cross-functional teams, developing synergy and consensus, creatively solving problems, and recognizing and rewarding teams. The author describes the functions and methods for implementation of each tool, along with an illustration. Lots of illustrations and charts. A solid team-building resource. Reviewed by Yvette Borcia, co-founder, Stern & Associates, co-author of Stern's Sourcefinder The Master Directory to HR and Business Management Information & Resources, Stern's CyberSpace SourceFinder, and Stern's Compensation and Benefits SourceFinder.

I discovered this cookbook at my local library and liked it so much I had to have one of my own. It has an excellent variety of recipes, they're detailed with tips, and they're EASY. I'm not much of a cook but this book has enough interesting recipes to make even the most kitchen-phobic person try something new and different.