rapidBOOKS
rapidBOOK Series
rapidBOOKS
rapidBOOK Series
rapidBOOKS’s content is focused on specialized areas and topics that today’s workplace requires in order to be productive and successful. Our author and editors are working diligently to make quality books available to you as soon as possible. We expect to start releasing these books by late spring or early summer 2010. In the meantime, you can sign up for the rapidBOOKS Mailing List to receive launch discounts on new books, and you might also qualify for winning a free copy of our latest release.
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We are offering up to 25% discount if you pre-purchase any of the books listed in our store. Pre-purchasing a book lets you preview book chapters as they are completed, enables you to subscribe to the future versions/releases of the book at 75% discounted price and includes additional one time only 25% discount for any second book purchased – all in addition to the book you pre-purchased. If you are interested in pre-purchasing any books, then submit your details along with the name of the book here.
Under the flagship rapidBOOKS name, we offer a variety of uniquely branded books, such as:
rapidBOOK Series
KDE 4.0 Users Guide
The book will cover Qt + KDE programming from beginner to intermediate, including QtScript, Kross, GraphicsView, Plasmoids, and the most used K* classes. This book will be available in two languages – English and Portuguese.
KDE for Graphical User
This book serves as a guide to those users, both new and advanced, who wish to harness the full power of KDE to perform once command-line exclusive tasks with a few clicks of the mouse. It will appeal to both technology professionals who use desktop Linux in the workplace, or for their businesses (and also common users) who have chosen Linux as an alternative to MS Windows.
Professional and Scientific Writing with Open Source Tools
The audience for Professional and Scientific Writing with Open Source Tools includes freelance technical writers, scientists, engineers, or others who need to work with complicated documents. It may also be of special interest to small corporations or organizations that are unable to make large investments in proprietary programs or infrastructure. Even though the examples and discussion is geared toward a more technical audience, the text may also be of benefit to students, business people, linguists, lawyers, or others who need to create structured documents. (That is to say, basically everyone.)
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