Best Selling Books by Phil Wilson

When a company builds and ships software, the installation process is often the first opportunity for a customer to view the the product and the company—and the installation experience can make or break a lasting impression. So this book is ideal for companies and developers who want to impress their clientele. This book covers every aspect of using the Windows Installer, the underlying installer technology in Windows. A valuable tool for you software developers, this book helps ensure thorough and reliable installation for your customers. Most other books for software developers end too abruptly and omit critical information, like how to create the necessary installation software. But The Definitive Guide to Windows Installer picks up where the other books trail off.

Walk in the footsteps of dinosaurs in the Rocky Mountains and Badlands with paleontologist Jack Horner! He'll teach you everything you need to know about Digging Up Dinosaurs!

A crime story which could be true, will the team get away with it?Dinner is served with crime on the menu in this heist with a difference.Blake joins a big corporation as the new boss of a section in the organisation but has bigger plans than being the boss.Soon after walking through the door of the office Blake invites his staff out to lunch at Siobhan's Brasserie which is one of the best eateries in town.Blake invites his staff toorder the best food and drink of their choice, then after gaining their trust asks if his dinner guests are interested in committing a crime.Will they take up the offer? What would you do?

Jenny wins the Lotto and embarks on a trip of a lifetime with her best friend Claire, the pair board the train at Grand Central Station in New York on a journey by rail to Chicago but will they get there without a hitch? climb aboard for a trip with a variety of characters and a rather scruffy detective lieutenant.

Rachel and Bobby go shopping with their Mam but when they return home they find a confused friendly visitor, who can it be?

A young bachelor called Paul Johnson inherits money and property due to his two Aunts dying but what will he do with all his new found wealth? This is a wonderful story with some great characters and there is a happy ending so I hope you will join me in Great Whistleborough for this lovely adventure that brings a community together, grab a glass of something for the party at the end.

Jenny's Millions is story about a lottery winner who takes a trip of a lifetime by train with her friend from New York to Chicago but comes across some characters who are great company until things turn nasty.This is a fun filled book which is a perfect read for readers who like Mystery, Humor and Suspense.Everybody wants to make big money don't they? Some people gamble, some people borrow but how many think about stealing?Join Blake and his work colleagues in this exciting and gripping story as they carry out a very large heist of digital cash.The question is will they get away with the cash?

A retelling of Dickens's ghost story with Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and other Disney creations depicting the original characters.

In a complex and ever-changing business world, innovation is a matter of survival. Inspired Innovation is an indispensable guide to simple innovation principles and techniques for achieving breakthrough business results. Pragmatic, concise, and rich in examples from Dr. Wilson's thirty-year career in technology management, Inspired Innovations is an invaluable and affordable tool that will transform the way you think about creativity and innovation.

This Dance Mat Book features 5 melodies, 5 voiced dance instructions with music, 24"x24", non-slip dance mat. Book shows a character doing the dances in a step-by-step format, along with a story.

A three-dimensional book that opens to reveal two stories and five rooms of a medieval castle, with decorative details, pop-up furniture, a drawbridge, and press-out pieces that include knights, ladies, and even a dragon. Covers can be tied with attached ribbons to allow the book to stand on its own.