FileMaker Pro 8.5 BibleISBN: 978-0-470-08277-5
Paperback
984 pages
October 2006
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During this time, Dennis wrote numerous articles appearing in a variety of different publications, including Personal Computing, Macintosh Today, Macworld, and MacTutor. The author (or co-author) of over a dozen books, including AppleWorks 6 Bible, AppleWorks 6 For Dummies, Mac OS X Bible, iLife Bible, Teach Yourself Visually iLife ’04, FileMaker Pro 7 Bible, The Xcode 2 Book (all Wiley), and Mac Digital Photography (Sybex), Dennis has also been the technical editor for over 100 titles, including all editions of FileMaker Pro Bible prior to FileMaker Pro 7 Bible.
Dennis resides in Sunnyvale, California, with his best friend—a Boston terrier named Spenser. You can find out more about him at his Web site at http://homepage.mac.com/drcohen.
In 1978, Dr. Steven Schwartz bought his first
microcomputer, a new Apple II+. Determined to find a way to make
money with it, he began writing software reviews, BASIC programs,
and user tips for Nibble magazine. Shortly thereafter, he
was made a contributing editor.
Over the past 20 years, Steve has written hundreds of articles for
more than a dozen computer magazines. He currently writes for
Macworld magazine. He was also a founding editor of
Software Digest as well as a business editor for
MACazine.
From 1985 to 1990, he was the director of technical services
for Funk Software. Steve is the author of more than 40 books,
including all editions of Macworld ClarisWorks/AppleWorks
Bible and the FileMaker Pro Bible (Wiley); Running
Microsoft Office 2001 (Microsoft Press); Visual QuickStart
Guide for Internet Explorer 5 for Windows, Internet Explorer 5 for
Macintosh, Entourage 2001 for Macintosh, CorelDraw 10 for
Windows, and Office v.X for Macintosh (Peachpit Press);
and dozens of popular game strategy guides.
Steve has a Ph.D. in psychology and presently lives in the
fictional town of Lizard Spit, Arizona, where he writes books and
complains about the heat. His official Web site is
www.siliconwasteland.com.