Authors: ActiveEducation.
Paperback, 300 pages
Publisher: Microsoft Press
Publication Date: 2000-05-05

Authors: Judy Delton.
Paperback, 128 pages
Publisher: Yearling
Publication Date: 1998-09-08


Reviews :

    The Pee Wees are entering cyberspace! The scouts are earning their computer badges, and that means lots of fun--and lots of surprises--are in store. From surfing the Web to sending e-mail to going on a cyber treasure hunt, the online adventures keep getting better and better. And when Molly receives an e-mail message from a secret admirer, she and Mary Beth have an exciting computer mystery to solve....

Authors: Carlton Books.
Hardcover, 96 pages
Publisher: Carlton Books
Publication Date: 2002-10-28


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    This 21st century spell book taps into two top crazes for teens and twenty-somethngs everywhere--text-messaging and magic....

Authors: Kristina Grish.
Paperback, 176 pages
Publisher: Simon Spotlight Entertainment
Publication Date: 2006-12-26


Reviews :

    Finally, the software gods have rescued us from our stalled, confused love lives by giving us so many new ways to meet, connect, and share what we want, feel, and mean. Or have they? Dating has never been simple, but in an age of IMs, text messages, e-mails, and BlackBerry notes, it can be an absolute minefield. How can you accurately judge a guy's potential when all you have to go on is his punctuation? What's the best way to maintain your witty, sassy rapport once you've decided to leave the safety of techno-anonymity and take your relationship off-line? When do you remedy a techno-gaffe or know if it's too early to hit send? And how can you gauge his feelings without seeing his body language or even hearing his voice?

Enough is enough. In The Joy of Text, real-life cyber-Cyrano Kristina Grish establishes hard and fast rules to help modern women navigate their love lives via technology; offers invaluable tips on how to analyze text, timing, and tone; and provides advice on etiquette in an age when the handwritten thank-you note is all but obsolete....

Authors:
Hardcover, 228 pages
Publisher: Kluwer Law International
Publication Date: 2007-07-26


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    Spam unsolicited, unwanted commercial communication, especially in bulk form is increasingly included in the areas of concern and regulation of governments worldwide.
Unfortunately, this recognized and exponentially growing menace has not yet met its regulatory match. Piecemeal controls, lack of international cooperation, and the absence of an overall policy on combating patently intrusive and unwanted messages in all channels of communication hamper the struggle.

Regulating Internet Abuses contains eleven national reports, together with a general report, on this major problem that is presently burdening and distorting communications through the Internet. Most of the reports were presented at the XVIIth Congress of the International Academy of Comparative Law held at Utrecht, the Netherlands on July 19, 2006. The authors have had the opportunity to revise and update their texts before they were submitted here for publication. The national reports are from Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Poland, Spain, South Africa, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

Starting from some common assumptions including respect for freedom of expression; emphasis on unsolicited, bulk , automated messages to strangers; and non-interference with the normal use of the Internet the contributors set out to tackle spammer elusiveness and the difficulties of cross-border coordination that plague this
field. Among the broadly conceived legal responses they consider are the following:
making spam illegal; empowering the user to avoid and repel spam; laws governing confidentiality of personal data; application of unfair competition laws; and conscripting the service providers to block spam in its tracks through a variety of controls.

The reports provide documentation and analysis of the various ways in which these approaches have been used, or can be used, in legislation and case law in a variety of
national and international fora.Workers in all fields of communications, from technologists to legal practitioners and academics to administrative policymakers, will benefit enormously from these syntheses and insights....

Authors: Michael C. Amundsen.
Paperback, 1117 pages
Publisher: Sams
Publication Date: 1996-10-01


Reviews :

    The purpose of this guide is to show the reader how to take advantage of the communications power of their Microsoft Windows operating system to develop applications that combine e-mail, fax, data, audio and video into integrated applications that will increase productivity and improve overall performance. The CD-ROM contains all the source code and examples from the book....

Authors:
Paperback, 1091 pages
Publisher: Sybex
Publication Date: 1998-07-10
Edition: 3rd

Reviews :

    Perfect for the twenty million Notes end users and developers, this comprehensive guide covers everything from navigating the Notes environment to creating custom Notes applications. Users will learn what it takes to tap the power of Notes to improve collaboration and efficiency. Developers will learn to employ sound design practices and master LotusScript development inside and out. Everyone benefits from the step-by-step, in-depth coverage of all the product's new features and how to use Domino to bring Notes and the Web together. This book is tightly integrated with its accompanying CD of customizable, ready-to-run Notes databases and third-party tools. ...

Authors: Carolyn Keene.
Paperback, 160 pages
Publisher: Aladdin
Publication Date: 1998-08-01


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    Someone is using email to sabotage Nancy's father's law firm--and Nancy's searching cyberspace to put an end to this web of greed, deception and betrayal....

Authors: Rhys Lewis.
Paperback, 512 pages
Publisher: Que
Publication Date: 1999-12-17
Edition: 1st

Reviews :

    Advanced MSMQ Programming focuses on the internal programming procedures and concepts associated with Microsoft's Message Queuing Server. Experienced NT/Windows developers and C programmers receive an in depth look at the MSMQ architecture, programming techniques, securing techniques, and configuring techniques. Learn how to solve interoperability and programming issues associated with the MSMQ and IBM's message queuing middleware, MQSeries and the Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS). ...

    Systems integrators need ways to handle messages as they flow among elements of a system. Smooth message handling is vital to enterprise application integration. IBM's MQSeries product has emerged as the dominant force in mainframe message queuing. Microsoft Message Queue Server (MSMQ) line is gaining strength on Windows computers. Advanced Messaging Applications with MSMQ and MQSeries shows how to put the two to use.

Rhys Lewis's consultant nature shows through in this book. His organization strategy is to present problems that need to be solved and then proceed to solve them in various ways. It's a practical approach, and Lewis is careful to choose problems that systems integrators are likely to encounter on the job. He first creates a straight client/server system that uses message queuing directory lookups and then moves on to adorn the basic system with additional features (including asynchronous update capability and automatic server starting). Lewis presents the problems clearly and lists C programs that solve them. He then comments on the software to clarify what's going on. He is careful to solve problems with both messaging packages (MSMQ and MQSeries) and does a good job of separating the architecture of his solutions from their implementation. A handy reference to the MSMQ and MQSeries APIs wraps up this volume. --David Wall

Topics covered: The MSMQ and IBM MQSeries lines of message-queuing software for applications integrators in regard to typical enterprise application integration requirements. Using C code, message-based database queries, asynchronous database updates, transactions and threading, and error handling are explained....

Authors: Craig Patchett. Matthew Wright.
Paperback, 656 pages
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
Publication Date: 1997-10-14


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    Custom subroutine library for developing your own CGI programs
* Line-by-line explanations of 20 of the most popular CGI programs and subroutines that are essential to your Web site
* Compatible with Perl 4 and 5
* Tested under WindowsR(r), UNIXR(r), and MacOSR(r)

If you want to make your Web site as interactive as possible, as soon as possible, you've come to the right place! This book/CD powerhouse arms you with 20 of today's most-demanded CGI programs and subroutines, designed and written especially for this book, each ready to load and use. At the same time, it offers you a quick, painless, and unique hands-on way to learn basic and advanced CGI/Perl programming.

The CGI/Perl Cookbook begins with a concise overview of CGI programming for beginners, followed by a guide to installing CGI programs on UNIX, PC, and MacOS Web servers. The rest of the book is devoted to line-by-line, feature-by-feature explanations of seven cutting-edge CGI programs; including a search engine, password protection, advanced form processing, a shopping cart, customized bulk e-mail, advanced visitor feedback, and more; as well as 13 subroutines for e-mail support, file encoding, credit card validation, e-mail address checking, error handling, and text encryption. You also get a usage guide, installation instructions, and professional CGI and Perl programming tricks and customization tips for each program and subroutine.

The CD-ROM is a gold mine of ready-to-use software and valuable information. You get:
* All the CGI programs from the book-code and ready-to-run versions
* The complete Matt's Script Archive
* A collection of the best scripts from across the Web-source code included
* The complete Perl programming manual
* The most recent Windows, UNIX, and MacOS versions of Perl...