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LATEX line by line

Antoni Diller

1993

Group policy

Jeremy Moskowitz

2010

Extreme programming explained

Cynthia Andres, Kent Beck

2000 ★ 4.0

Software development with Ada

Ian Sommerville

1987

Word 97 for Windows for dummies

Dan Gookin

1996

The complete idiot's guide to Microsoft PowerPoint 2000

Nat Gertler

1999

Learning the Korn shell

Bill Rosenblatt

1993

Non-functional requirements in software engineering

Brian A. Nixon, Eric Yu, John Mylopoulos et al.

2000

The Object of Java, BlueJ Edition

David D. Riley

2003

Master Evernote

S. J. Scott

2014

Futures, options, and swaps

Robert W. Kolb

1999

Maple V programming guide

M. B. Monagan

1996

Security and Usability

Lorrie Faith Cranor, Simson Garfinkel

2005

Designing and building business models using Microsoft Excel

Andrew J. Robson

1995

Operating System Concepts

Abraham Silberschatz

1988 ★ 3.0

Infographics for dummies

Justin Beegel

2014

Managing 00

Peter De Jager

1997

Numerical methods and scientific computing

Norbert Köckler

1994

Getting permission

Richard Stim

2007

Guide to computer forensics and investigations

Christopher Steuart, Bill Nelson, Amelia Phillips et al.

2015

Scripting VMware

Al Muller

2006

Software Takes Command Extending The Language Of New Media

Lev Manovich

2013

A practical guide to localization

Bert Esselink

2000

Software engineering

Ian Sommerville, Sommerville, Ian.

1985 ★ 4.0

Guide to the decision-making tool for evaluating passenger self-tagging

Francis Barich

2011

SPSS Explained

Perry R. Hinton, Charlotte Brownlow, Isabella McMurray

2014

Microsoft Office 2010

Cheri Manning

2012

Software development

Jones, C. B.

1980

UML toolkit

Hans-Erik Eriksson

1998

Designing user interfaces for software

Joseph S. Dumas

1988

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