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Cannon C., Trent S., and Jones C. Simply AIX. Upper Saddle, New Jersey, Prentice Hall, 1997.
An introduction to the AIX Operating System, covering the history, function, usage, customization, commands, installation, devices, communication, administration, internationalization, etc. Nearly 6,500 copies of this edition sold.
Cannon C., Trent S., and Jones C. Simply AIX 4.3, Second Edition. Upper Saddle, New Jersey, Prentice Hall, 1999.
An update which includes late breaking features in AIX 4.3.3 such as 64-bit computation. Over 4,500 copies of this edition sold.
Takenaka S., Imaizumi Y., Moriyama K., Nishida Y., Trent S., Tsumano S. Simple English Conversation in the IBM Workplace. Tokyo, Japan, Shufu no Tomo-sha, 2005.
200 page book focusing on simple communicative English from practical experience at IBM-Japan. Based on a popular and freely available on-line booklet created by the same team which was downloaded over 30,000 times. (Initial printing of 10,000 copies. Second printing of 3,000 copies.)
Abrams S. and Trent S. Anesthesia Oral Examinations: A Computer-based Simulation. Journal of Clinical Monitoring Volume 1, Number 1, 1985.
Describes a multipath automated simulation of the Anesthesia Oral Board Examination. USCD P-System Pascal program was developed to create and execute exam files which can easily be created by medical doctors to use in training interns.
Trent S. and Abrams S. A Multiple-Hospital Anesthesia Night Call Program. Journal of Clinical Monitoring Volume 1, Number 1, 1985.
Describes a multi-hospital call scheduling program which takes into account multiple variables such as seniority, load, availability, and speciality to fairly distribute call duty taking into account weekend, holidays, and "busy" days.
Trent, S. What's New in AIX 4.2. AIX Developer's Connection, 1997.
A developer oriented description of new functionality added to AIX 4.2.
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