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Naba Barkakati, "SUSE Linux 10 For Dummies"
For Dummies | ISBN 0471754935 | 2005 Year | PDF | 9,82 Mb | 384 Pages
“ What the book covers: SUSE Linux For Dummies is for newbies who want to
experiment with or choose the SUSE Linux distribution for desktop use. This
second edition is being fully updated to reflect the latest version of SUSE due
out in November 2005. It shows beginners how to install, get up and running, and
use SUSE on the desktop. It has detailed, step-by-step installation
instructions. It gets readers started with SUSE, covering how to use the
desktop; find and organize files; connect to the Internet; and set up Ethernet
LAN with Wireless access. It explains how to do everyday tasks, such as browse
the Web; read e-mail and newsgroups; use instant messaging; work with the
OpenOffice.org Office Productivity Suite; play music and burn CDs; and work with
photos and images. It also covers securing the SUSE Linux system as well as some
very basic system administration tasks.
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C.S.Levit, "Biogeochemistry - Biosphere - Noosphere: the growth of the
theoretical system of Vladimir Ivanovich Vernadsky"
Verlag | ISBN 3861353512 | 2001 Year | DjVu | 3,55 Mb | 118 Pages
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Gail Perry, "Show Me! QuickBooks 2006"
Que | ISBN 0789735229 | 2005 Year | CHM | 37,81 Mb | 432 Pages
“ Show Me QuickBooks 2006
will help you learn visually how to perform tasks using QuickBooks 2006. The
step-by-step tasks lend themselves to easy learning and thorough comprehension.
You will able to find answers to yourquestions quickly with this user-friendly
method of training. Each task includes a screen-by-screen visual accompanied by
a concise text description that makes performing everyday tasks quick and
simple.
Show Me QuickBooks 2006 is arranged in chapters that correspond with various
features of the program. Although every chapter might not apply to your
business, there's ample information about the QuickBooks program throughout the
book, along with cross-references to other areas of the book, so after you find
the answer to one question, you will likely be led to related information.
By chapter, these are the topics covered in this book:
Chapter 1, "Setting Up Your Company with the EasyStep Interview"—Chapter 1
provides information about working your way through the EasyStep Interview, what
information you need to have on hand before you begin the interview, what areas
of the interview you can skip now and complete after starting the program, and
how you can leave the interview and return later.
Chapter 2, "Setting Up and Using Payroll Features"—Learn how to set up your
employees, activate payroll deductions, record vacation and sick pay, prepare
paychecks, and pay payroll taxes. Whether you use QuickBooks for your payroll or
not, you'll find useful information in this chapter about accounting for payroll
taxes, distinguishing between employees and independent contractors, and issuing
1099 forms.
Chapter 3, "Adding or Changing Information After the Interview Is Completed"—
Whether you used the EasyStep Interview or not, there's bound to be more
information you need to enter in your QuickBooks company file as time goes by.
This chapter shows you how to set up new accounts, customers, vendors, and items
and explains how to manage the lists the QuickBooks uses to organize all this
information.
Chapter 4, "Invoicing and Collecting Income"—Learn how to record your company's
revenue-producing activities and keep track of customers. Use invoices, track
accounts receivable, make deposits, give discounts, and communicate with your
customers. Tips for all these tasks are provided here.
Chapter 5, "Making Purchases and Recording Payments"—QuickBooks provides a place
to record names and information about all your vendors and suppliers. Learn how
to record purchase orders, enter bills, record receipts of items you've ordered,
write checks, and use the check register.
Chapter 6, "Collecting and Paying Sales Tax"—If your company sells items that
are subject to sales tax, you need to keep track of the tax you collect and the
taxable sales you make, and you need to pay that tax to the government. In
addition, you need to know how to account for sales to tax exempt entities.
Learn how to find the information you need to prepare your sales tax returns and
pick up tips on recording sales tax discounts.
Chapter 7, "Using Time-Saving Features"—QuickBooks has some great timesaving
tools, such as reminders, memorized transactions, and scheduled transactions.
Learn how to use these features and you'll be ready to leave work early.
Chapter 8, "Job Cost Estimating and Tracking"—This chapter is for users of
QuickBooks Pro, Premier, or Enterprise Solutions. These versions of QuickBooks
provide you with the ability to create estimates, track jobs, and invoice based
on the portion of the job that is completed.
Chapter 9, "Tracking Time"—Here's another chapter for users of QuickBooks Pro,
Premier, and Enterprise Solutions. These versions of the program are packaged
with a separate timer program that enables you to turn your computer into a time
clock and then export the time to QuickBooks where it flows right into the
payroll component of the program and also can be billed directly to customers.
Chapter 10, "QuickBooks Tips and Tricks"—Here's a catch-all chapter that
contains a little bit of everything. Look here for information on spellchecking,
creating and using budgets, working with classes, setting payment terms,
customizing forms, making journal entries, and using QuickBooks to produce
information that will make an auditor happy.
Chapter 11, "Using QuickBooks Online"—Take advantage of the online features in
QuickBooks, including online banking, saving your company information online,
and using QuickBooks from remote locations.
Chapter 12, "Preparing Income Tax Returns"—You might not enjoy the drudgery of
preparing income tax returns for your company, but QuickBooks makes the process
a whole lot easier by providing reports that detail all the information you need
for your quarterly and annual tax forms. Whether your company is a corporation,
partnership, not-for-profit, or proprietorship, you'll find the tax information
you can produce will save you a lot of time when it comes to preparing
information for the IRS.
Chapter 13, "Security"—Let's face it; everyone needs to be careful in this era
of hacking, identity theft, and vengeful employees. Take advantage of the high
level of security offered by QuickBooks to protect your precious company
financial information.
Chapter 14, "Using Inventory Features"—QuickBooks offers many features to help
you track your inventory and produce inventory reports. Learn how the inventory
features work in QuickBooks and what features are going to help you keep track
of inventory as it moves in and out of your company.
Chapter 15, "Recording Your Assets"—Every company has assets. From bank
accounts, inventory, and receivables, to buildings, computers, and furniture,
there's plenty to keep track of. QuickBooks provides a complete asset record-
keeping system that enables you to keep track of all the assets owned by your
company.
Chapter 16, "Recording Owners' Equity"—Just how much is your compan...
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Laura Wingerd, "Practical Perforce"
O'Reilly | ISBN 0596101856 | 2005 Year | CHM | 2,21 Mb | 358 Pages
“ When developers build software, they're able to keep track of all the
different versions and all the components they use with software configuration
management (SCM) systems. One of the more popular SCM products is Perforce.
Authored by Perforce's own VP of product technology, Practical Perforce is the
ideal complement to the existing product manual, focusing less on the 'how" and
more on the "why" and "when." The book is not only a helpful introduction to
Perforce,
it's an enlightening resource for those already familiar with this versatile SCM
product. Whether you're a programmer, product manager, or build engineer, you
stand to benefit from the many insider tips and ideas presented in this
convenient guide.
Practical Perforce is divided into two main parts. Part I offers a whirlwind
technical tour, complete with careful descriptions of basic and advanced
Perforce commands designed to give you a baseline knowledge. Part II describes
the big picture-using Perforce in a collaborative software development. It
outlines recommended best practices and quickly shows how to implement them with
the Perforce operations introduced in Part I. Throughout the book, you'll learn
how to maximize Perforce so it completes tasks like these in the most efficient
manner possible:
Keep track of changes as you conduct concurrent parallel work on files
Log activity
Generate reports on who did what when
Compare, merge and branch files
Store files and file configurations
Restore lost bug fixes
Recognizing the pitfalls and practices of an SCM system like Perforce is
absolutely essential to producing good software. Now, with Practical Perforce,
you have the edge you need to ensure success.
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