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                         UNIXREVIEW.COM EXTRA!
        September 17, 2002                   Volume 3, Issue 38
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THIS WEEK on UnixReview.com

Learning Unix for Mac OS X 
Book Review by Joe "Zonker" Brockmeier
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O'Reilly's Learning Unix for Mac OS X helps the Mac faithful get a grip 
on Unix. It's a smallish tome that won't scare off folks who are used 
to 
pointing and clicking (with only one button!) their way through life.

Regular Expressions: What Is "Embedding"?  
by Cameron Laird and Kathryn Soraiz 
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The domain of this "Regular Expressions" column is "glue" languages -- 
those 
that can be "embedded" and "extended". To help clarify what these words 
mean when applied to languages, Laird and Soraiz sketch a few examples.

Moodss -- Modular Administration
Review by Jon Holman
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Moodss stands for Modular Object Oriented Dynamic SpreadSheet and it is 
exactly 
that. Started in the latter part of 1997 by Jean-Luc Fontaine, moodss 
has 
grown with each revision (the latest of which is v16.5). With 34 
modules to 
choose from, you have the ability to monitor not only network activity, 
but 
also application functions in Apache and MySQL. 
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