A series of practical tutorials that helps the reader to operate the UNIX mail system in order to read, save and reply to mail right away. This guide also aims to expand knowledge of the Internet, as well since the Internet is built upon UNIX communications principles.
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Readers are updated on the latest UNIX communications features and are provided with expanded coverage of the Internet. Through practical tutorials, this book helps readers operate the UNIX mail system so they can quickly send, read, save, and reply to ma "Disk contains computer-based training software, tools, and utilities. Updated coverage of UNIX mail, file transfer, and USENET. The only book that combines information on UNIX communications and the Internet into one convenient source". Covers Latest Release & the Internet. -- Sams Pub.
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Bryan Costales has transitioned through many vocations ranging from Macy's window designer to Unix Systems Administrator. He has written technical books for over 30 years and had several short stories professionally published. He maintains his interest in photography at the http://www.bcx.org website. Bryan is currently seeking an agent for his first novel, "Jo." And hard at work writing his second novel.
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Unix Communications and the Internet is a wonderful book for anyone with a history of using the Internet will cherish the well-written description of the Internet as it was 15 years ago - and still lives on for many of us. No, it doesn't talk about java or javascript or frames or viruses or malware.... they didn't exist. However, if you want to review many foundation concepts of the Internet and how it grew on the back of the Unix operating system, or if you have a need or interest to grasp the fundamentals of many software clients that helped foster Internet use, such as Pine or Elm and many others, then this book belongs on your bookshelf. You may not read all of it - in fact, few will read all of it - but just knowing it's there on the shelf brings a sense of comfort. This book is a keeper.
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