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If you want to get it you just need to download the zip file. Which contains all the three formats and also I've included the book source code(Scrivener) if you want to improve it. I also accept suggestions on the comments. Happy Reading!
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Bringing Your Java Application To Mac OS X (eBook Version)
Posted 19 July 2011 - 01:56 PM
I've successfully converted the Bringing Your Java Application To Mac OS X from the SDN to some more portable formats like PDF, Mobi(for Kindles) and ePub. This is the cover image that I've designed:
If you want to get it you just need to download the zip file. Which contains all the three formats and also I've included the book source code(Scrivener) if you want to improve it. I also accept suggestions on the comments. Happy Reading!
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If you want to get it you just need to download the zip file. Which contains all the three formats and also I've included the book source code(Scrivener) if you want to improve it. I also accept suggestions on the comments. Happy Reading!
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Re: Bringing Your Java Application To Mac OS X (eBook Version)
Posted 27 November 2011 - 12:46 AM
Well, it looks interesting since I work parallel with Windows XP, 7, Mac OS X and Linux Mint. But sadly the page cannot be located. Do you have a new download mirror?
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