Re: [aclug-L] Good Computer Book Source

[phrostie <phrostie@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

althought there are no formal "groups"
i have been told that there is extensive research in the field.
soon they expect to start on primates.

my wife and i both are book worms.
i'm a packrat to boot.
i still have the remains for my first 8088 motherboard.
any one need a few 386 mother boards?

jeffrey.hansen@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

you keep calculus books?  there must be an encounter group for that
disorder.  :)





phrostie@xxxxxxxxxxxxx on 12/14/98 02:21:18 PM

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if all else fails.
post a list: title, autor, edition.
see if anyone has them.
i have more calculus texts than i'd care to addmit.



John Reinke wrote:
> I know this isn't really Linux-related, but I figured this would be a
good
> place to look for suggestions.
>
> I've been looking at the books I need for next semester, and if I
purchase
> the all the books new, it could amount to about $400 at the WSU
bookstore.
> I have been checking online at Amazon.com, Barnes&Noble.com, and even
> Books.com. While these places normally have anywhere from 20-30% off list
> price, the books I need must not be big enough sellers to get discounts.
> They are mostly around list price, so I wouldn't save anything by
ordering
> online.
>
> Does anyone have good suggestions for where to get computer books online,
> or even mail order?
>
> Thanks, and enjoy the holidays...
>
> John
>
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if all else fails.
post a list: title, autor, edition.

see if anyone has them.
i have more calculus texts than i'd care to addmit.
 
 
 

John Reinke wrote:

I know this isn't really Linux-related, but I figured this would be a good
place to look for suggestions.

I've been looking at the books I need for next semester, and if I purchase
the all the books new, it could amount to about $400 at the WSU bookstore.
I have been checking online at Amazon.com, Barnes&Noble.com, and even
Books.com. While these places normally have anywhere from 20-30% off list
price, the books I need must not be big enough sellers to get discounts.
They are mostly around list price, so I wouldn't save anything by ordering
online.

Does anyone have good suggestions for where to get computer books online,
or even mail order?

Thanks, and enjoy the holidays...

John

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