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Step 1: In the computer we find ITunes, and then in the menu we click "Edit-Preferences" as shown in the following image click it. Step 2: Then we open the preferences to the "book" Item, click the "OK" button. Step 3: We click on the "Books" category in the Open repository and drag the PDF ebook from the computer to the itunes edit box. Step 4: Okay, now that the ebook has been imported into itunes, now we'll clic

Many programming friends like reading books. But why should I study? What books do I read? How many books are read? How to read? This has become a big problem. I want to talk about these issues. Note: It is best for readers of this article to have friends who have little time and hope to have a great harvest by reading some good

I went to Zhongguancun Book Building today to buy several books, plus six books I bought two days ago. I was carrying a book that was a little heavy, and met several former colleagues (originally the company was not far away from Zhongguancun's book). They looked at my book and were surprised. Some people even made fun of me, said: "There are a lot of e-books to

Tags: Io OS, using Ar Java for strong data sp I want to read more books in mathematics, but it is hard for beginners to know those books well. I collected them online and sorted them out based on my own experience:Start with mathematical analysis:Mathematical Analysis is the most important course in the Mathematics Department. It will often extend a course in the future at one point, and it will be the bas

Java Learning route: As a Java programmer, the most painful thing is to choose too wide, can read too many books, often easily confused. I would like to choose some of the technical books I have read, according to the Order of study, recommend to everyone, especially those who want to constantly improve their technical level of Java programmers. In addition, you can join 457036818 Exchange groups and share

Repost an article about programmer reading. Address: http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2008/04/programmers-dont-read-books----but-you-should.html One of the central themes of stackoverflow.com is that software developers no longer learn programming from books, as Joel mentioned: Programmers seem to have stopped reading books. The market for

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I have been reading technical books for a long time. I am usually busy. I want to take the time to read more books that are helpful to my growth. I also hope you can recommend one or two books for me. Recently reading books: The Sina Blog, which has been a maverick in thinking, has been reading technical

Roy Miller (roy@roywmiller.com), Founder and President, The Other Road, LLC January 15, 2007 For Java developers, excessive information is a real problem. Every new programmer must face a daunting challenge: the industry to enter is an industry with massive knowledge. There are too many things to understand. For experienced veterans, the situation is only slightly improved. As the total amount of knowledge increases, it is a challenge to keep up with the progress. How nice it would be to have

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Since the beginning of the University, I have always had the habit of reading books. The main types of books are technology, psychology, career planning, chicken soup books, etc. But the "Course" of reading has gone through a lot: University: 　　　　I have not carefully read a classic technical bookReading a book relies on a little perseverance and interest. In the

Several classic books are recommended to learn the essential features of the wireless communication Physical Layer1. Digital communications 4th edition John G. ProakisI don't need to talk about this book. Many foreign schools use this book as a teaching material for digital communication courses for graduate students. The main feature of this book is that, starting from the basic knowledge of digital communication, many things have a strict derivation

For Java™For language developers, excessive information is a real problem. Every new programmer must face a daunting challenge: the industry to enter is an industry with massive knowledge. There are too many things to understand. For experienced veterans, the situation is only slightly improved. As the total amount of knowledge increases, it is a challenge to keep up with the progress. How nice it would be to have a list of books and websites essentia

10 best C # programming books are recommended, C # And. NET are highly sought after and loved by developers around the world. Books are the ladder of human progress. Want to learn C #? There are 10 best books to learn C # programming. 1. C #5.0 in a Nutshell: an authoritative reference book One of the best books to lea

Document directory C Language Object-oriented and Design Patterns Software Engineering Software Components Program Design in Windows Operating System Original post link: http://www.keepsimply.org/it-book-rec/ Author: drinking and drinking Time: 2012.08.17 I have read the following books, or I have them in my hand but I still have time to read them. They are all very nice books. I recommend it to y

My messy technical books First, I declare that I am a book purchasing enthusiast. As long as the economy permits me, even if I only take a fancy to a certain chapter of a book, I will wander several times in the bookstore at most, but in the end, I had to dig out from my pocket. Under such circumstances, my book stack gradually grew up (sorry, I went out without a shelf ^ ). on average, two books

Original link: http://blog.csdn.net/zzp_403184692/article/details/8246722Own programming also has a period of time, but really carefully look at a classic programmer's books, not yet, the following is the collection of classic classics, hoping to be in this impetuous society carefully read. "If you can turn back the clock and return to the past, as a developer, you can tell yourself that you should read a book at the beginning of your career

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I have recently read two articles related to reading. One article mentioned Joel that programmers are not very familiar with reading books, mainly relying on the Internet to find a variety of references. The other is what Ma said: success has little to do with emotional intelligence. To a certain extent, both of these points are true. You can rely on stackoverflow.com and the search engine to find answers and examples of various questions. Liu bangxia