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One of the ways that The TCP/IP Guide differs from the typical technical reference book is that it is a very personal work. When you read the Guide, I want you to feel like I am explaining the many technologies and concepts to you personally, because that’s how I feel when I am writing. A published Guide of this sort is by its nature a type of “one-way” communication, from me to you; however, I am also interested in what you have to say to me. For this reason I strongly encourage you to provide me with feedback on this Guide and suggestions that you may have for it. I am also interesteed in feedback on the free version of The TCP/IP Guide. NOTE: Some users have reported problems with searching when using version 5.x of Adobe Acrobat. This appears to be a bug I cannot resolve. Upgrading to version 6 should resolve the issue. Sorry for the inconvenience. Here are some of the areas where I would very much like your feedback:
Obviously I cannot guarantee that I will implement every idea or suggestion, but I will certainly consider each one. I also try to always respond to my e-mail personally, since I think it is rude for me not to reply when someone takes the time to provide me with feedback. (I do not, however, usually bother to reply to “flaming” or rude e-mails.) The only request I would make is this: please do not contact me with technical questions or requests for assistance. I’m a pretty busy guy and I get a lot of e-mail. I simply do not have the time to help people with specific problems. Since I initially wrote The PC Guide in 1997, I have repeatedly asked people not to send me technical questions, but they keep doing it. I have now had to take the position of simply ignoring such messages. Specifically, I will not respond to the following:
Now that you have read all that—you did read it, didn’t you?—you can reach me using the address below. If you do not see the address this means you have Javascript disabled; please get my e-mail address by concatenating the user name "tcpipcontact", an "at" sign, the domain name "tcpipguide", a period, and then the three letters "c", "o" and "m". (Sorry for the inconvenience; this is to defeat spammers; I get thousands of spam messages a day.) Please be patient in waiting for a response as I am only one person and I wear a lot of different hats. Thanks. © 2003-2017 Charles M. Kozierok. All Rights Reserved. |