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We have listed the most popular books on how to develop an internet based business at home. Take advantage of 20-40% discounts by clicking on their titles to order them. Below are also links to other sites which can help improve the design of your site, promote it, and make more money by selling advertising on your site. To purchase any of these books click on the title and Amazon Books will handle your order. The nice thing is that most people don't have to pay taxes depending on where you live.	Creating Killer Web Sites : The Art of Third- Generation Site Design by David Siegel If you are going to build one, this is the book to get. It gives many suggestions for building professional commercial web sites. I am now trying to incorporate some of the suggestions into this site. Hence the "index bar" on the top of the screen. Hands on PhotoShop 4.0 for MacIntosh & Windows: With CD-ROM Creating Cool Photoshop 4 Web Graphics by David D. Busch Build Your Own Web Site Creating Cool Web Databases Spinning the Web : A Guide to Serving Information on the World Wide Web Links:	Webonomics : Nine Essential Principles for Growing Your Business on the World Wide Web by Evan I. Schwartz This is Amazon's top selling economics book. Increase Your Web Traffic in a Weekend by William Robert Stanek, William T. Stanek Cyberbuck$ : Making Money Online by Kim Komando Guerrilla Marketing Online: The Entrepreneur's Guide to Earning Profits on the Internet by Jay Conrad Levinson and Charles Rubin. Guerrilla Marketing With Technology : Unleashing the Full Potential of Your Small Business; Jay Conrad Levinson Electronic Marketing by Margo Komenar Marketing on the Internet : A Proven 12-Step Plan for Promoting, Selling and Delivering Your Products and Services to Millions over the Information Highway by Michael Mathiesen Selling on the Net : The Complete Guide by Herschell Gordon Lewis, Robert D. Lewis How to Make a Fortune on the Internet by Martha Siegel 101 Successful Businesses You Can Start on the Internet
	Java Programming
	Java in a Nutshell : A Desktop Quick Reference (The Java Series) by David Flanagan Highly recommended by software developers. Java for Business : Using Java to Win Customers, Cut Costs, and Drive Growth	Core Java 1.1 (Java Series/with CDROM)) by Gary Cornell, Cay S. Horstmann Links: Computer Literacy Java Page
	Concurrent Programming in Java : Design Principles and Patterns (Java Series) by Doug Lea	Use Submit It!, the leader in Web site marketing services, to promote your Web site on the Internet.
	C Language Programming	Novell Netware References
	Teach Yourself C++ in 21 Days by Jesse Liberty More C+ book recommendations can be found at the Computer Literacy Bookstore.	Novell's Cna Study Guide : Intranetware/Netware 4.11 by David James, IV Clarke HTML Programming Instant Html Programmer's Reference by Wright, Steve
	CGI	Unix Programming
	CGI Programming Unleashed by Daniel J. Berlin The CGI/Perl Cookbook by Craig Patchett, Matthew Wright CGI Programming on the World Wide Web (Nutshell Handbook) by Shishir Gundavaram The CGI Book by William E. Weinman CGI for Commerce : A Complete Web-Based Selling Solution	Links: Advanced Programming in the Unix Environment (Addison-Wesley Professional Computing Series) by W. Richard Stevens, Richard Stevens
	Perl Programming
	Programming Perl (Nutshell Handbook) by Larry Wall (Editor), Tom Christiansen, Randal L. Schwartz

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