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If you are looking for a Mac OS X 10.4 Server book and want to buy just one, this IMHO, is THE book to buy! Last year I took the Mac OS X 10.4 Server Essentials Class at Apple in Boston and while it was worthwhile, I was new to server and a bit of it when over my head.

This book not only solidified my training, it expanded my understanding of Tiger Server in many, many ways. The chapter on Open Directory and Active Directory Services is worth the price alone.

I just WISH Schoun would put out a book on Leopard Server!!!

Marcel R. Vachon
Macintosh Desktop, Portable, Toshiba, & CompTIA A+ PC Certified Technician
Member, The MacXprts network

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This is one great book... it has help me to understand my operating system. I would recommend this book to all new users of TIger 6.0. The help it has given me has been wonderful from how it works to how to use it. And more hidden things that I am now just discovering. Well written and easy to understand. Awesome!

Thanks to Gene Steinberg, I am up and running with Mac OS X. I can hardly believe it, because I heard all the horror stories. But this book took me from installation, to setup, to preferences and troubleshooting in short order. I enjoyed the basic tutorial on Mac OS X's UNIX underpinnings, though I don't intend to use the command line any time soon.

I was especially pleased to learn that, unlike what Apple tells you, you can indeed do a clean reinstall of Mac OS X without wiping out your hard drive. That, alone, is more than worth the price of this book. Highly recommended!

when we last left our hero Merleawe she was in tears and wanting to become a better wizard so she could help all those within reach. well in this 2nd installment of magical X miracle we find even more drama and heartfelt moments then before. glenn tells a story about the master wizard and what he had once done and how merleawe had also done. he tells her to be herself and that would be the best disguise for her. it seems that everyone loved the master and all want him back. for some reason i have a weird feeling that merleawe and the master wizard might be long lost twins! but thats just me, dont worry yourselves. i cant wait for the third book, too bad its coming out in december...

It was an interesting book and the last in the series. I gues it was all right.

The author of this book, Lewis Spence, was an expert on ancient civilizations and their impact on the modern world. He wrote incredible books about Egypt, Atlantis, Britain, and more. Now, The Magic and Mysteries of Mexico is here with additional material by Dragonstar and Commander X, whose comments on recent developments with the Maya calendar and 2012 predictions, make this book a must-have for everyone interested in magic and mysticism. Lewis Spense goes into great detail on the magical beliefs of the Maya and ancient peoples of Mexico and Central America. It is amazing how beliefs in astrology, ghosts, witches, the old gods, and other magical practices are still alive and relevant today. This is a book that shows how some things never change, no matter how many centuries have passed.

As a fellow repair shop owner I know exactly what Phil went through. This book has helped me to see the holes in my operation to create my vehicle. When I first bought my shop I probably read this book 3 times just to know i am not the only one who had to go through this. Phil and Ken have a great outlook on life and business and recomend this book to any business owner regardless of their industry. Great job Phil!!

this was kinda a good book but i was doing it for a school report so nothing having to do with school is fun! but i guess if u really dont have a life then u could read this book for no apparent reason

This is a "must have" book for anyone seriously interested in the Honorable El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz. You will be very happy with the book, particularly, as a quick reference guide.

Walter Dean Myers is a great writer. He is very absorbing and great reading. He paints an unbiased portrait of Malcolm X's life. It is interesting and accurate. The book is out of print now and I suspect it is from the fact that Myers doesn't hide the fact Macolm X was an advocate of violent overthrow and criticized Martin Luther King Jr. for being non-violent in his advocacy for change. I think this is troubling for anybody and is a troubling aspect of admiring Malcolm X. The book is honest and doesn't advocate Malcolm X per se but doesn't criticize his penchant for violence either. It must be said that Malcolm X only spoke of violence and his not known for performing violent acts as an advocate for Islam and African-American rights.