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Hi Dear Friends,
Friends I need to download the The Complete Java 2 : Third Edition by "Herbert Schildt and Patrick Naughton", is it available to download for free from any web site. Waiting for your reply.
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Noman Iqbal.
 
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Moving to Bunkhouse Porch
 
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Hi Noman,
Welcome to Java Ranch... I think.
This book is a commercial offering, still a decent seller on Amazon. It's available for purchase as an e-book. I strongly suspect that if you do find a copy available for free downloading, that it has been "cracked" by a pirate.
Please don't support piracy of copyrighted material. Authors work very hard to write books, and deserve their due. And please don't solicit
for "warez" on Java Ranch -- thanks.
 
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And that's that. I'm locking this thread to discourage anyone who might not have gotten the point.
[ August 28, 2003: Message edited by: Pauline McNamara ]
 
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