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Preface I’ve designed an outline, which can be used as a table of contents, for a computer book about anything. In this case, about foo bar. Preface Forward Introduction Overview What is foo bar? Before you start A brief history of foo bar A longer history of foo bar Why you want to use foo bar … Continue reading How to write a computer book<\/span>
\nForward
\nIntroduction
\nOverview
\nWhat is foo bar?
\nBefore you start
\nA brief history of foo bar
\nA longer history of foo bar
\nWhy you want to use foo bar
\nWhy you might not want to use foo bar
\nAlternatives to foo bar
\nObtaining foo bar
\nInstalling foo bar
\nGetting help on foo bar
\nGetting help on reading this book about foo bar
\nAlliterative methods of installing foo bar
\nInstalling foo bar from source code
\nInstalling foo bar from alternate binaries
\nInstalling foo bar on dead badger
\nWhy we wrote this book about foo bar
\nAbout the authors
\nAbout the reviewers
\nAbout the publishers
\nAbout the concept of “about”
\nHow to download the code for foo bar
\nTypographical conventions used in this book
\nHow to read this book in black and white
\nThe plan of the book
\nWhat each chapter will tell you
\nHow the chapters in this book are organized
\nA history of prior revisions and printings of this book
\nA word about this book\u2019s font
\nfoo bar basics
\nAdvanced foo bar
\nFuther Reading about foo bar
\nIndex<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"