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thenewguy
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 Publishing computer and technical books
I was just wondering how to get started writing and publishing computer books. I've been working in the IT field for a while and I also have been teaching part-time. While this does not qualify me on the same level as Michael Myers, but I feel that I can develop a basic handbook or manual for publication.
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Paisleyskye would have a better idea of what to do, but my thought is that submitting how tos on the subjects you know most about to the appropriate websites would be a good way to help establish your reputation as a technical writer.
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