[nfbcs] Accessible books

[E.J. Zufelt]

Good evening Bryan,

Are there any particular development languages or topics that you are  
interested in learning about?  If you can provide a list I can make  
some recommendations.  I myself have quite a few books in PDF, CHM and  
other formats and also have a subscription to Safari online http://safari.oreilly.com 
, which provides online access to a number of useful titles.

HTH,
Everett


On 29-Mar-09, at 10:59 PM, Ryan Stevens wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I'm looking for accessible in-depth programming books to improve my  
> level of
> knowledge.  As an example of something I'm trying to avoid, I have a  
> PDF of
> an ASP.net 2.0 book which requires me to use the DigitalEditions  
> portionh of
> Adobe Reader.  I have Adobe 7 on my machine at work which reads it  
> okay,
> except most of the code snippets are read as graphics.  On my laptop  
> at
> home, I have Adobe 9, and to read the ASP.net book, it opens a  
> separate
> DigitalEditions window which is completely inaccessible.  Any  
> suggestions on
> either correcting this or any place to get 100% accessible books  
> that are
> comparable in detail and quality?
>
> Thanks,
> Ryan Stevens
>
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