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Pocket
PC Network Programming by Steve
Makofsky ISBN:
0-321-13352-8, 656 Pages,
July 2003

Pocket PC Network Programming is the resource
developers need to exploit the power of mobile technology and
high-speed
wireless con-nections. This book is a
comprehensive tutorial and reference for writing network
applications on Pocket PC 2002 and
Pocket PC 2002 Phone Edition devices.
It explains how the Pocket PC
communicates with the Internet, with other mobile devices, and
with networks. It teaches developers the basics of
Pocket PC telephony, synchroniza-tion, and
messaging.

Pocket PC Network Programming begins with a
guide to writing applications that communicate over the
Internet and then explores how to use Pocket
PC devices with Windows-based
networks, how these devices communicate over serial and
infrared, and how they utilize Remote Access
Services (RAS). The focus then
shifts to the Pocket PC 2002 Phone
Edition before turning to the building of applications
designed for synchronization with a desktop computer. The
final chapters cover the Pocket Outlook Object
Model, the Mail API, and the
.NET Compact Framework

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McGraw-Hill - Storage
Networks: The Complete Reference.

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Storage
Networks: The Complete Reference
by Robert Spalding ISBN:
0-07-222476-2, 526 Pages,
2003
This comprehensive
guide helps you stay on top of storage networking innovations
while under-standing the realities of storage networks in the
data center. Use the essential concepts of storage networks
including architecture, devices, connecti-vity options, and
data organization methods to design and apply comprehensive
and successful storage solutions.
Learn to
work with the two major models—NAS
(Network Attached Storage) and
SAN (Storage Area
Networking) — and their integration with
IP, RAID storage
architectures, and virtualization basics. Whether you’re a
network engineer, application designer, or
IT executive, discover this useful reference
to understand, plan, and maintain a storage network.

Storage Networks: The
Complete Reference was designed to be a general
reference for the IT community. The
book was developed to address the pragmatic issues that relate
to learning a new technology, understanding it, and applying
it from an IT perspective. As with all
reference material, it can be used in a number of ways. First,
as a reference in understanding the concepts behind storage
networks. Secondly, as a tool to help plan and target
applications of the technology. Finally, the book is meant as
an extended reference in helping your activities move beyond
installation and into maintenance and management. However, it
can also be used as a curriculum for classroom studies,
whether employing the comp-lete book or its parts in a formal
or informal educational setting. Usage of the book depends on
your existing knowledge of computers and, speci-fically,
storage systems.

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