Good news, all...and thanks to @Syngress for tweeting this this morning! Windows Forensic Analysis 2/e is still ranked #1 on Amazon in the Forensics and Windows Security categories! Very cool, and thanks to everyone who has their copy, for purchasing the book.Looking today, I noticed that Amazon also has a Kindle version priced out...very cool. I don't have a Kindle, but I hope that anyone who does and has a copy of WFA on it finds it just as useful as a paperback edition, if not more so.
Again, thanks to everyone who has purchased a copy of WFA!
I'm waiting for the copy I bought three days ago from Amazon! ;-)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the ranking, Harlan. You've certainly earned it. I’m looking forward to your next book.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of the Kindle, I recently purchased one and I'm becoming quite fond of it. Has your publisher given you any idea of how long it takes for a book to show up in that format? I'm curious if there is any way to predict that sort of thing or whether it's something more arbitrary.
Has your publisher given you any idea of how long it takes for a book to show up in that format?
ReplyDeleteWell, it's been almost a year...
I purchased the Kindle version which was almost as much as the book. There is so much reference to the media content... Is there a way that kindle users can get access to that content, maybe online?
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ReplyDeleteContact the customer service dept at the publisher...sorry, but I don't have any control over that...although with all future books, I'm going to handle that myself. Sheesh.
Wow. Thanks for the quick response. I just got off the phone with Elsevier support and basically I am SOL since i did not purchase from them. I really like the Kindle format but I think I'll return the eBook and get the actual book from Amazon. I'm fairly new to windows forensics and want to get the most out of it. This is a great easy read even for a newbie. Great job!!
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