Version 2.0: More Byte-Ing Humor

by Rich Tennant

The popular computer cartoonist is back with more 5th Wave follies to help everyone deal with an increasingly technical world with a little humor as he spoofs everything from the proliferation of user groups to computer-nerd singles bars. Original.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0836217837
• ISBN13: 9780836217834
• Release Date: April 1995
• Publisher: Andrews McMeel Publishing
• Length: 104 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 8.3" x 5.2"

Customer Reviews

Wonderful computer cartoons!

Buy this book if you are in the computer industry and you'll get real belly laughs! Rich Tennant did it again!

Don't look for the soup of the day in the format menu

Once again, Tennant has given us a book with no introduction, afterword, or anything except various strips of _The Fifth Wave_, the cartoon best known for its appearances in various For Dummies books. While some will be familiar to readers of the series, this book contains 126 strips, enough to provide fresh material to most readers.Even when 'technical' topics are covered, the strips are aimed at a broad audience ('I *swear*, Larry, no one knew there was a compression chip in the virtual-reality helmet!') Topics range from Network Jones and the Lost File of Wendy to the duck hunter who bags a flying toaster, and from Real Programmers to how to tell if you're *not* a cyberholic. Buddy Diskk, Computer Comedian, appears 4 times, more than in later books (Tennant doesn't need to crack jokes to be funny). MousePad Land is going through hard times since the big trakball moved in outside town.Some strips feature kids, although not as many or quite as clever as in _Downloaded_, the next book. On the other hand, _Version 2.0_ has more strips featuring dogs - the floating pointer benchmark suite is worth seeing. :) _Version 2.0_ even combines dogs with desktop publishing (Rags can now say it his way in a personal greeting card).

Technology humor similar to that of the "Far-Side"

A great book for anyone who has ever had a problem with a computer, who knows a techno-person or is one yourself.