We are WAY ahead of our planned writing schedule, mostly because of the XWF Guide writing and editing team are getting things done, fast.

With that, we are reaching the Case Studies chapter, where we will give specific case flow and XWF usage by the type of case.  That means, we have a section on "How to Use XWF on a Child Pornography Case" and "How to Use XWF in an Electronic Discovery Case", and more.



For this chapter to be of most use to the most number of readers, please give us what type of cases you want us to cover.  PLUS, if you have used XWF in a case that worked well, send us your (sanitized) case study and we will add it to the chapter.  Depending on how you'd like credit, we can credit you with the specific case ("case study submitted by ...."), or generically ("so and so" contributed to the case studies chapter), or not at all if you want to remain in the background with a case study.

Don't forget to follow us on Twitter to keep up with the book's progress.  It's going fast and you don't want to miss out.

I can also say that although I felt I was competent XWF user (since 2004!), the research, testing, and delving in XWF for this book opened my eyes to more capabilities of XWF that I never imagined.  You won't be disappointed and after reading this book, you will be using that green XWF dongle a lot!

Chapter 4 is wrapping up! We each have one more chapter to go and then we start the case studies.

The table of contents page is updated to reflect the topics of each chapter and, for the completed chapters, the page and word count of each.

Eric Zimmerman and Brett Shavers have started writing the "X-Ways Forensics Practitioner's Guide", due out toward the end of year 2013.

Check back as to when the guide will be available.   This guide intends to be the source of using X-Ways Forensics.