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Re: XyWrite Books

I read them and still have them on my bookshelf. Tyson's XyWrite Revealed
is the definitive reference, but sometimes it's useful to see something
explained a different way. Rothman has a chatty style that some people like
(and drives me crazy), but he very nicely explained how he personally set
up his system. Campbell as you see is a good reference.

Norman

At 09:59 AM 12/14/05 -0800, Brian.Henderson@xxxxxxxx wrote:
>
>A friend of mine just gave me a couple of XyWrite books I'm not familiar
with.
>
>"XyWrite III Plus - Includes A La Carte Menus" by Arthur R. G. Campbell
>"XyWrite Made Easier - Revised And Explained" by David H. Rothman

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