No, no copyright violation is within this website. All the books listed in this website are just links. Please click here for the details.

If you see the sign appears next to a book, that means the book is currently on sale at amazon.com. Simply click the sign to read the reviews and the detailed information about the book.

Simply search Google, Yahoo, Live.com, Ask.com, or other search engines for the following keywords:

"Free Computer Books",
"Free Ajax Books",
"Computer Books",
"FreeComputerBooks",

Also, the URL for this website is: http://FreeComputerBooks.com

There are three ways: by category, pattern search, and keyword search.

(1) By Category:
Follow categories and sub-categories on the homepage.

There are twelve (12) top level categories:

Computer Science	Languages	Unix/Linux
Web/Internet	Java/J2EE	Databases
Special Topics	Networking	Microsoft
Electronic Engineering	Mathematics	Software Engineering

and over 140 sub-categories, plus a Miscellaneous section.

(2) Pattern Search:
There is a "Search" button on the top right of each page. Simply enter a search pattern in the title or in the author names of the book(s) into the text field left to the "Search" button, and select "Book" as the search type from the drop-down list, then click the "Search" button.

Note:
(1) The search is by patterns, not by keywords. That means, you can use a part of keywords or author names to do the search - you don't need to memorize the complete words or names.
(2) You may use Regular Expressions for the patterns.
(3) The pattern search is an item level search: the search result is a list of books (items).

(3) Keyword Search:
Simply select "Site" as the search type from the drop-down lost, then click the "Search" button. A Google sign will appear - the site search is in fact Google Search.

Note: unlike the pattern search, keyword search is a page level search: the search result is a list of the pages which contains the books you are looking for.

When searching for books or the web, there may be more than one link for the same book in the search result. We ramdonly pick one as the "main" site, and mark the rest as [mirror] sites.

The benefit is: when the main site does not work well for you (for example, either too slow or broken), you can pick a [mirror] site if there is one.

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