Simply Aix

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The friendly guide to AIX for both new and experienced users.
Here's the book AIX users have been asking for! Simply AIX is a clear, friendly AIX guide that will help you get started. . . and become even more useful once you're comfortable with AIX.
Put away those cryptic AIX manuals, and get the answers you need most, right here. Simply AIX gives you easy-to- understand, authoritative information about:

*Installing and administering AIX systems

*Customizing the exciting new Common Desktop Environment (CDE)

*Getting AIX to work with your peripherals

*AIX on the Internet-communicating with AIX

*Troubleshooting AIX

*Navigating the voluminous AIX InfoExplorer help system

*FREE sources to find out more

Simply AIX is the ideal AIX guide for professionals and managers considering the IBM RS/6000 AIX platform. And if you've worked with DOS or Windows, you'll appreciate this book's specific coverage of how AIX compares with the systems you already know.
Simply AIX is completely up-to-date-covering all AIX versions through 4.1. Plus, it comes with The Developers Connection for AIX, a CD-ROM packed with AIX sample applications and documentation.
No matter what kind of AIX user you are, you'll refer to Simply AIX over and over again. It won't just make you more productive with AIX. It'll help you have more fun, too.

About the Author
CASEY CANNON is the Network Computing Planner at IBM in Austin, Texas. She formerly worked for IBM's Solution Developer Organization as well as with the AIX Information Design and Development group. She recently published PowerPC: Concepts, Architecture and Design.
CAROLYN JONES is an AIX Project Manager for IBM Corporation, Austin, Texas. She has worked on AIX since its inception many years ago, in multiple areas including programming, operating system architecture, and project management.
SCOTT TRENT is an AIX Kernel Developer for IBM Corporation, Austin, Texas. He has extensive experience in UNIX base commands and libraries development. Having worked in Japan for several years, he is also a software internationalization expert.

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