Hi!
I am looking for the best book on Mac OS X Leopard. There seem to be at least 3 to choose between:
1-David Pogue: The Missing Manual.
2-Samuel A. Litt: The Mac OS X Leopard Bible
3-Robin Williams: Mac OS X 10.5, The Peachpit Learning Series.
If the title is descriptive, the Missing Manual is what I am looking for. I want something systematical and comprehensive, but not presupposing that I am a programmer, which I am not. On top of a systematic overview, I'd like to learn a little troubleshooting. When System 7.5 was new, I had the Bible and liked it, but if memory serves me, it was not detailed enough for troubleshooting.
Thank you for any suggestions!
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