Acknowledgments


Time marches on, and with it Mac OS X. The team of editors at Sams Publishing deserves great acclaim for wrangling this book into shape, consisting as it does of at least as much new or changed material as was present in the Panther book. I'd like to thank John Traenkenschuh for being a voice of moderation against my Mac fervor while at the same time keeping all the technical details in line; Ben Berg for formalizing the vocabulary and making everything tidy; Scott Meyers for helping us all keep apprised of the ever-changing face of Tiger under development; Andy Beaster for tying all the content together and putting up with last-minute changes; and Betsy Brown for keeping everything on track. These and the rest of the Sams staffespecially the art and illustration departmenthave my deepest thanks.

I would also like to thank all those who have served to hone my passions both for writing and for the Mac: James Lileks for bolstering my ego with his very presence; Steven Den Beste for toughening me up; Mike Hendrix for keeping that torch lit and that flag flying; and Paul, Mike, Damien, Kevin, Aziz, and J for always keeping me on my toes. Lance, Kris, Chris, David, John, Van, Trent, Marcus, Paul, and all the rest: Thank you for understanding once again during these past three months, and for making sure that I didn't completely lose touch with reality while sequestered with the G5. You do remember me, don't you?



MAC OS X Tiger in a Snap
Mac OS X Tiger in a Snap
ISBN: 0672327066
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2001
Pages: 212
Authors: Brian Tiemann

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