World Recognized OpenVMS Application Developer Book Finally Available At Sony Ebookstore

Online, January 1, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Logikal Solutions is proud to announce "The Minimum You Need to Know to Be an OpenVMS Application Developer" is finally available in EPUB format.

When this title was originally printed all conversion services failed at converting such a complex work to the existing EPUB standard. Now, many years later, conversion has been a resounding success! The EPUB is actually faithful to the print version and a pleasure to look at. The source listings actually look like source code and the images are cleanly rendered.

You can purchase the EPUB from Sony eBookstore

The contents of the original source code CD can be downloaded from The Minimum You Need to Know

The Sony eBookstore is currently the only eBookstore stocking all titles from The Minimum You Need to Know book series.

Other Titles:
"The Minimum You Need to Know About Logic to Work in IT"
"The Minimum You Need to Know About Java on OpenVMS Volume 1"
"The Minimum You Need to Know About Java and xBaseJ"

and the 2009 Best Books award winner
"The Minimum You Need to Know About Service Oriented Architecture"

In Q1 of 2012 we will also be releasing
"The Minimum You Need to Know About Qt and Databases"
and
"The Minimum You Need to Know About Mono and Qt"
in EPUB format.

While you are at the Sony site, please take a look at Infinite Exposure. The first novel ever released by this same author. It tells a story about how the off-shoring of IT jobs and data centers leads to the largest terrorist strike the financial system has ever seen before the end of 2012. As one reviewer said on the Barnes & Noble Web site:

"You can imagine a suitcase exploding in the middle of Times Square, slaughtering hundreds of tourists and commuters in its wake. But, how many of us have contemplated the possibility of a terrorist plot that does not involve a single missile or IED? In his compelling novel Infinite Exposure, Roland Hughes challenges his readers to look at a world in which technology, economics, and old-fashioned greed merge to spark the Armageddon in a way that, although perhaps much different than most of us have imagined, seems all too plausible."