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matter how many tricks a writer uses to detect errors, some always creep in and
these often leap off the page for a fresh reader. If you discover anything you
believe to be an error, please send the original source file (which you can
find at
http://www.BruceEckel.com)
with a clearly commented error (following the form shown on the Web page) and
suggested correction via electronic mail to
[email protected]
so that it might be fixed in the electronic version on the Web site and in the
next printing of the book. When you submit a correction, please use the
following format:
matter how many tricks a writer uses to detect errors, some always creep in and
these often leap off the page for a fresh reader. If you discover anything you
believe to be an error, please send the original source file (which you can
find at
http://www.BruceEckel.com)
with a clearly commented error (following the form shown on the Web page) and
suggested correction via electronic mail to
[email protected]
so that it might be fixed in the electronic version on the Web site and in the
next printing of the book. When you submit a correction, please use the
following format:
- Put
“TIJ Correction” (and nothing else) as the subject line –
this way my email program can route it to the right directory. - In
the body of your email, please use the form:
find: one-line string to search for comment: multi-line comment, best starting with "here's how I think it should read" ###
Where
the ‘###’ is to indicate the end of comment. This way, my
correction tools can do a “find” using the original text, and your
suggested correction will pop up in a window next to it.
the ‘###’ is to indicate the end of comment. This way, my
correction tools can do a “find” using the original text, and your
suggested correction will pop up in a window next to it.
