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by Thomas J. Glover

ISBN: 1885071132
Author: Thomas J. Glover
Language: English
Publisher: Sequoia Pub; 7th edition (November 1997)
Pages: 544
Category: Hardware & DIY
Subcategory: IT
Rating: 4.2
Votes: 405
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Thomas Glover-Tom is the President of Sequoia Publishing, Inc. and founded the company in March 1989

Thomas Glover-Tom is the President of Sequoia Publishing, Inc. and founded the company in March 1989. He has a Masters Degree in Geology from the University of Texas and is a registered AAPG Geologist. He has a broad background in engineering, computers and electronics and has been a small business entrepreneur since 1980. Tom is the author of Sequoia's best-selling, flagship product Pocket Ref and has co-authored several other books since 1989.

Thomas Glover, is the President of Sequoia Publishing, Inc. and founded the company in March 1989

Thomas Glover, is the President of Sequoia Publishing, Inc.

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Comments:

Bladebringer

Old, but a good reference

Stoneshaper

I volunteer two nights a week helping train people to recycle
"old" donated PCs so we can farm them out to people who
cannot afford new ones and to not-for-profit organizations who just
have a basic word processing/e-mail need.
Therefore, any given
night I might see ten different PCs varying from a 386 being stripped
of useful parts, to a high end 486 being upgraded for one last cycle
of usefulness, to occasional Pentiums. It goes without saying that
none of them come with any documentation at all, and a lot has changed
in the past 8 - 10 years in the PC world.
I got my hands on [a
recent edition] of this book...about a month ago, and it is dog-eared
already. It's saved a fair quantity of old hardware, such as disk
drives, that we would have junked otherwise, simply because we could
find out about them. It's saved many hours of fiddling around in old
BIOS. Its chronology of DOS and Windows even saved some time recently
when I had to say how many years I had worked with particular releases
of software.
I call it my "Magic Book", and so do the
people I'm training. When you do what I do, it's almost as valuable
as a nut driver, and probably saves more time.

IGOT

As a young technician 11 years ago I had very little reference material. Every subject was covered in huge hard to understand books, had I known about Pocket PCREF then troubleshooting would have been a whole lot easier.
Packed into this pocket book is a world of computer information that would make a great supplement to the study for A+ certification. From the ASCII codes to number conversions and keyboard shortcuts, hard drive reference tables, pc hardware and so much more are all included.
The book has enough detail that the information is a real help in the technical arena. Every one can benefit from what this book gives. As an instructor for A+ certification, this book has become a standard for every student to receive.
Looking for the one book that covers about twelve others, look no further than the Pocket PCREF and you'll find your answer. Sequoia Publishing has a whole host of other reference books as well stop by their website and take a look, you're money will be well spent.

Mr_Mix

I was looking for ASCII codes for keys like Ctrl, Alt, Shift, and the spacebar; but this reference doesn't seem to chronicle them. I guess I'll just have to write a program that generates the hex for every possibility, including the hex for Ctrl-Alt-Del. All the other information in the book is too advanced and I'll never have a use for, but it's there if I ever advance my skills enough to use them.

Delirium

I run a medical hardware company and provide this book to every technician in my employee. Why, because it will provent a sinking ship from going under and the technician has at his finger tips every little setting or IRQ that is needed to support our equipment. I only wish it included Windows 95 and hard drive jumper settings. I'm looking forward to the next release.

Signed,

Lance D. Stevens
Owner ProMed Integrated Solution

avanger

This book is great for anyone that might need to look up almost anything about a PC, from hard drive configurations to DOS commands. I would really suggest anybody having anything to do with PC support or repair to get this book and keep it handy.

Hugifyn

This is the BEST bok that I have ever usued for computer repair. This book keeps me from lugging 4 or 5 other computer references with me. This is the ONLY general computer ref. worth buying!

This is a truly fantastic arrangement of reference material. Too bad it is so out of date. I would eagerly purchase a newer updated version.