Debugging book and poster

For those of you who do some troubleshooting now an then, I've written a
book which is pretty much "Debugging 101" in a fast, funny read. It covers
the universal, essential debugging rules, using war stories from software,
hardware, and even non-tech fields like plumbing and medicine. (The rules
really are universal) It might even help you experts a bit.

My publisher is giving me no publicity, but the book has gotten 100% great
reviews, in the likes of Dr. Dobb's, IEEE Software, EDN, and on Slashdot.
If you're interested in improving your skills (or the skills of your fellow
workers or employees), please look into it. It's not very expensive, and
you can read it in a few hours which you will surely save in debugging time
soon.

Info, review clips, and a cool downloadable poster can be found at:
www.debugggingrules.com

Thanks.

Dave Agans (the author)

Dave Agans wrote:
For those of you who do some troubleshooting now an then, I've written a
book which is pretty much "Debugging 101" in a fast, funny read. It covers
the universal, essential debugging rules, using war stories from software,
hardware, and even non-tech fields like plumbing and medicine. (The rules
really are universal) It might even help you experts a bit.

My publisher is giving me no publicity, but the book has gotten 100% great
reviews, in the likes of Dr. Dobb's, IEEE Software, EDN, and on Slashdot.
If you're interested in improving your skills (or the skills of your fellow
workers or employees), please look into it. It's not very expensive, and
you can read it in a few hours which you will surely save in debugging time
soon.

Info, review clips, and a cool downloadable poster can be found at:
www.debugggingrules.com

Thanks.

Dave Agans (the author)


There's a spelling error in the URL you posted. It should be:

www.debuggingrules.com

I ordered one of your books to be sent to my 19 year old nephew. I
especially like the poster and step number 3"

"Quit thinking and look"

My brother and I have told him this many, many times.

Thanks,

Dee

Dee,

Thanks, it was late and I didn't check my own URL.

I was asked on another newsgroup for more sample material. The table of
contents and the index is available on Amazon (usa, at least); just follow
the link from www.debuggingrules.com and click on the picture of the cover
for a description, then on "search this book" to get a view of the table of
contents, chapter 1, and the index.

Thanks for the order, I'm sure your nephew will enjoy it.

Dave Agans

"Dee" wrote in message
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Dave Agans wrote:
For those of you who do some troubleshooting now an then, I've written a
book which is pretty much "Debugging 101" in a fast, funny read. It
covers
the universal, essential debugging rules, using war stories from
software,
hardware, and even non-tech fields like plumbing and medicine. (The
rules
really are universal) It might even help you experts a bit.

My publisher is giving me no publicity, but the book has gotten 100%
great
reviews, in the likes of Dr. Dobb's, IEEE Software, EDN, and on
Slashdot.
If you're interested in improving your skills (or the skills of your
fellow
workers or employees), please look into it. It's not very expensive,
and
you can read it in a few hours which you will surely save in debugging
time
soon.

Info, review clips, and a cool downloadable poster can be found at:
www.debugggingrules.com

Thanks.

Dave Agans (the author)


There's a spelling error in the URL you posted. It should be:

www.debuggingrules.com

I ordered one of your books to be sent to my 19 year old nephew. I
especially like the poster and step number 3"

"Quit thinking and look"

My brother and I have told him this many, many times.

Thanks,

Dee