30 Mar
2006
30 Mar
'06
10:23 p.m.
Correct, I prefer to keep my books in good shape.
But keeping a book on the shelf is not why they are printed.
So, if I can be of help, the book will be *used* instead of
just collecting dust.
- Henk.
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Perhaps I should not type this message, and go to
bed instead ...
I am not going to sell my book, if that is what you
suggest, Richard.
I can scan or make a paper copy, but I will keep
the original book.
Sorry, I should have been more explicit... I meant that if
the original poster who is looking for the book has an ISBN
then they could find it through the Usual Suspects.
Henk, I thought you said you didn't want to copy/scan it
since that would impose heavy wear on the spine?
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