Title: Worst of the web
Product review: This book is only a compilation of already available information. Now if this were a 'The best of the Web -- Security Edition' then perhaps I could understand. It could have been a quick place on paper to find all the information you need, even if it's nothing new on it's own. Instead this is a jumble of things that aren't tied together, and at least half of which are outdated. The last time I needed to write a TSR was in 1990 - is this state of the art today? Sure, if you still use your old 286 machine on a daily basis. Do you need a copy of the ASCII table? This is your source. You could, of course, type 'man ascii' on your unix machine and get it for free. What this book needed was a big pair of scissors to cut out the cruft and leave the gold. Right now I can't see anything shiny through the dark.
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