Mitchell D. Miller wrote:
>Can anyone tell me more about thie "Myke" book?  Does Amazon.Com post tables of
> contents, for example?

Mitch,

I've just updated my web page at

http://www.myke.com

with the table of contents of the book.  

If you have any questions about it, please give me a ding,

myke

>-----Original Message-----
>From:   myke predko [SMTP:myke@PASSPORT.CA]
>Sent:   Monday, March 09, 1998 4:39 PM
>To:     PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
>Subject:        Re: [OT] RF, books, etc.
>
>Hi John,
>
>The book can be ordered at Amazon.con.  Wirz Electronics is also selling it
>with a programmer and sample PIC.
>
>In terms of corrections, the only one I have so far is with the diskette, if
>you have the first printing of the book, then when you copy the files onto
>your hard drive, use the "XCOPY" command, not the "XOPY" as is indicated in
>the "Readme" file.
>
>myke
>
>>Sorry, "S-33963" (if that's your real number...) but it looks like there is
>>lots of interest in using RF modules in conjunction with PIC's.  Glad to see
>>so many people here that can provide the facts.  The RF mod I've been playing
>>with from Abacom Tech. of Canada is indeed manufactured in the UK.
>>My next stop is FR Monolithics.
>>
>>"PIC'n Up the Pace" and "Easy PIC'n" are available from Jameco Electronics
>>(www.jameco.com), but Myke's book isn't.  Where can we get it Myke?
>>I have had similar luck with the magazine projects.  I usually wait a couple
>>months to read all the letters-to-the-editor with the needed corrections.
>>
>>John
>>"Are you sure you need all that beer just to catch fish?" - John's wife
>>"...just this beer and these Doobie Brothers tapes..." - John = :)
>>
>>
>
>"If people don't know what you're doing, they don't know what you're doing
>wrong." - Sir Humphrey Appleby K.C.B
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