books by Marcia Press

books by Marcia Press

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Marcia Press

Marcia Press, Barry Press

Wiley, 2004

Great Reference book
I bought this Great Book, Talk about a Bible, This Book is Packed full with 1383 Pages of Knowledge based references. As an avid computer geek this book is packed with all my needs with every fact in aiding in repair and upgrades plus it's easy to understand for any ...

PC Toys: 14 Cool Projects for Home, Office, and Entertainment

Barry Press, Marcia Press

Wiley, 2003

Very "old school" retro flavour
Ever wonder what fun things you could do with your PC, aside from playing games? Barry and Marcia Press offer some suggestions. These involve integrating your PC in some ingenious fashion to your surroundings. Quite distinct from running games or surfing the web. ...

Geek House
Barry/ Press, Marcia Press

John Wiley & Sons Inc, 2005

Networking by Example (By Example)

Barry Press, Marcia Press

Que, 2000

best home networking book, especially for linux users
A few months ago I compared networking books at a bookstore with a generous collection of computer books. I have a background in PC hardware, introductory networking and an intermediate understanding of Linux, and I needed a book that was not specific to one operating ...

McSe Internet Explorer 5 for Dummies

Marcia Loughry, Dummies Technology Press

I D G Books Worldwide, 2000

McSe Internet Explorer 5 for Dummies
Its a complete guide to get ready to the certification test...

Teach Yourself® PCs
Barry Press, Marcia Press

Hungry Minds, 1998

Teach Yourself PCs is the fast, easy, and economical tutorial that shows readers how to get the most out of PC technology through step-by-step instructions and real-world examples. PC experts Barry and Marcia Press explains in no-nonsense terms how your PC works, how to make it work better, and how to fix common problems. From installing printers ...

Geek House: 10 Hardware Hacking Projects for Around Home (ExtremeTech)

Barry Press, Marcia Press

Wiley, 2005

Great Project Frameworks and Ideas
This book is by the authors of PC Toys. The PC Toys projects are relatively easy to implement and spoon feed the reader all the material needed to complete the toys. I think this is an excellent book. I'm very comfortable with software and coding, but not that ...