> subject:  [PIC]  book details  (was:  "Myke's
> McGraw-Hill pages are lost?")
>
> >Is the book a new edition or has he 're-heated ' the
> turkey?
>
> Do I read this correcly, is this a serious question
> about the book?
>
> Here's this book:
> "Programming And Customizing The PIC Microcontroller",
> Myke Predko, 1998
>
> (Is this the 'turkey', Steph?"
>
> Really, I found a few interesting things in this old
> book.  Where the heck was the book, where the heck was
> I, back in 1998?  I should have had this then.
> Instead, I did nothing PIC at all.
>
> Checked out from the Phoenix public library, disk
> stolen.
> (Disks do not just fall out of sealed plastic
> envelopes glued inside of books!)
>
>
> The book that I am still working to get the files for
> is:
> "Programming And Customizing PICmicro
> Microcontrollers", second edition, Myke Predko, 2002
>
> This book comes with a PCB for the El Cheapo
> programmer and a 'full' CD of files from the book.
>
>
> According to Myke, it became more of a new book than
> just a second  (my short version from memory, I do not
> quote the book here).
>
> Really - again - I like this book.  Still, it is bound
> to be out of date before we see it in the store.
> That's just the nature of Microchip trying to beat
> Motorola!  >5,000,000,000 MCUs built every year?
>
>
> I desperately wish for a new version packed with the
> most current PIC18Fxxxx/PIC18F8722 stuff.  So, I am
> learning the 18 stuff the old fashioned way.
> (Oh, I sure like the 18!)
>
>
> Grinder
>