The following is a growing list of published writings of Eriq Neale, dating back as early as 1989. Links to the actual articles/chapters/etc. are present when available, otherwise links point to sites with information about the publications or places where the publications can be purchased.
Some by-lines list the author as Eric Neil Lipscomb. Rest assured, Eric Lipscomb and Eriq Neale are the same person, thanks to a small legal document signed in November of 1992.
MCSA/MCSE Managing and Maintaining a Windows Server 2003 Environment: Exam 70-290 Study Guide and DVD Training System, ISBN 1932266607, July 2003, published by Syngress Media/ShinderBooks.
MCSE Exam 70-294: Planning, Implementing, and Maintaining a Windows Server 2003 Active Directory Infrastructure, ISBN 1931836949, July 2003, published by Syngress Media/ShinderBooks. Contributed Chapter 9, "Working with Group Policy in an Active Directory Environment."
E-mail Virus Protection Handbook, ISBN 1928994237, November 2000, published by Syngress Media, Inc. Contributed Chapter 3, "Securing Outlook Express 5.0 and Eudora 4.3"
MCSE Windows 2000 Server Study Guide (Exam 70-215), ISBN 0072123869, August 2000, published by Osborne McGraw-Hill. Contributed Chapter 5, "Network Services," and Chapter 6, "Installing, Configuring, and Troubleshooting Access to Resources." (Image: back cover)
Deploying Windows 2000 with Support Tools, ISBN 1928994121, published March 2000. Contributed Chapter 6, "Managing User and Computer Settings," and Chapter 7, "Managing User Data." (Images: front cover, back cover)
Windows 2000 Server System Administration Handbook, ISBN 1928994091, published November 1999. Contributed Chapter 7, "Administering Printer Resources."
The Internet Unleashed 1997, ISBN 1575211858, published November 1996. Contributed Chapter 39, "Extending Your Browser with Helper Applications and Plug-ins."
"When 'It Can't Happen to Me' Happens" published in September/October 1997 issue of Benchmarks. Article about protecting yourself from Word macro viruses.
"Building Your Own Anti-Virus Toolkit" published in January/February/March 1996 issue of Benchmarks. Article about collecting a set of anti-virus tools and how to use them to protect yourself from a virus outbreak or recover from an attack that has already happened.
"Virus Trek: The Next Generation" published in the November/December 1995 issue of Benchmarks. Article about the arrival of Word Macro viruses and the work being done to protect against them.
"Viruses: If At First You Don't Succeed..." published in the March/April 1995 issue of Benchmarks. Article about the Good Times virus and other hoaxes.
"Another Way to Cruise the Internet" published in the July/August 1994 issue of Benchmarks. Article introduces the World-Wide-Web to a historically Gopher-centered audience.
"Apathy Alert" published in the March/April 1994 issue of Benchmarks. Article about the loss of interest surrounding the Michelangelo virus that first struck in 1992.
"Confessions of a Former Mac Hater" published in the January/February 1994 issue of Benchmarks. Article about the (then) new AV-based Macintoshes, the Quadra 660AV and the Quadra 840AV.
"What Would You Do With a Virus if You Had One?" published in the November 1993 issue of Benchmarks. Article about the increasing number and destructive power of PC viruses versus the increasing lack of concern on the part of computer users.
Review of The Visual Guide to Visual Basic by Richard Mansfield, published in Fall 1993 volume of Library Software Review on page 76.
"USENET: An Overview" published under the name Eric Lipscomb in the May 1991 issue of Benchmarks. Article introduces the reader to USENET by giving a history and recent status. Though dated, the information is still useful to those experienceing USENET for the first time. This article was referenced by a number of other published works on USENET in the twelve months following its initial appearance in Benchmarks.
"How Much for Just the MIDI?" published under the name Eric Lipscomb in the October 1989 issue of Benchmarks. Article introduces the reader to the Musical Instrument Digital Interface, its standards, and its practical uses. This article has been reprinted and posted on the web multiple times as a beginner's reference to the topic. Some of the information in the article is dated, and an edited version appears on the Harmony Central web site.
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