Here's what those who have read the book are saying about it:

• New York Times (September 17, 1998): Fine-Tuning and Tweaking and Windows 98: After the Start Button
• BusinessWeek (November 12, 1998): Demystifying Win98
• PC World (November 16, 1998): Make Windows 98 Less Annoying. To quote: "...this could be the best $25 you've ever spent."
• Washington Post (December 7, 1998): Ask the Computer Guy
• Amazon.com (January 13, 1999): To hack is to play... See also the glowing reader reviews.

Windows 98 Annoyances, like its predecessor, is a bestseller!

• Windows 98 Annoyances hits #5 on the Publisher's Weekly Computer Bestsellers list for January, 1999.
• Windows 98 Annoyances hits #3 on Ingram's Top 50 Requested Titles ("A-List" for Operating Systems) for the week of December 14, 1998, up from #14 for the week of November 30, 1998. (Adobe Acrobat required.)
• Windows 98 Annoyances is on BookBuyer's Outlet Bestsellers for October, 1999!

Here are more reviews:

• Professional reviews at O'Reilly and Associates: "It is the best book I've come across."

• Association of C & C++ Users: "Highly Recommended"
• Bug Bytes: "Simply put, this is the best computer book I have ever used."
• Twin Lakes Computer Users Group: "...a must-have book..."
• WhatIs.com: "This book has been literally at our right elbow for the past month."
• Broward Personal Computer Association, Inc.: "This book definitely belongs in your personal library."

• Amazon.com: "Windows 98 Annoyances is, ultimately, about hacking Windows 98, never accepting anything as good enough, and always looking for a better way to do things. Karp provides excellent guidance to the Windows 98 power user."

See the recognition this web site (upon which the book is based) has earned.