January 2001
Intermediate to advanced
288 pages
7h 52m
English
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Acknowledgments
Acknowledgments, acknowledgments, acknowledgments! They are oh so difficult. What if I forget someone?! Well, let me try my best. If I left anyone out, please take me to lunch so I can personally thank you . . . your treat of course . . .
This book began to take shape during a phone call with Robert Denn at O’Reilly. We discussed the curious situation where there were many books for many subjects, but very few for the oft-used, but little discussed, DHCP. Thus, this book was born. I would also like to thank Neil Salkind, my agent, and everyone at Studio B for all of their help.
At O’Reilly, I would like to thank Sue Miller, my editor. Sue was instrumental in keeping this project moving forward and sharpening my work. I especially need to thank Leanne Soylemez for her thoroughness as the production editor and Rob Romano for redrawing my crappy . . . err . . . displeasing figures.
And of course, the tech reviewers honed the details and, in the end, created a better book. I must thank André Paree-Huff, Rory Winston, and Jim Boyce.
I must say I was very fortunate to work with the finest IT team around: System Support at AstraZeneca Chesterbrook. Many thanks and memories go to Bill “The Fridge” Friedgen, Chuck “Chooch” Boohar, Frank “No, not Kathy Lee’s hubby, the decent one” Gifford, Mark “When I was a . . . " Clayton, Richard “This is Richard!” Muir, Mike “Polly” Kliwinski, Matt “Good eats” McWilliams, Tina Hughes, Tina Mohler, Adara Santillo (J), Paul “Hoagie Man” Kern, ...
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