23 Apr
2000
23 Apr
'00
5:57 p.m.
On Sun, Apr 23, 2000 at 04:25:15PM -0400, Marion Bates wrote:
After much digging and sneezing, I've gathered
some manuals to unload...mostly Mac-related but also some IBM. Here are a few I wrote
down:
Apple stuff:
- shrinkwrapped IIsi and IIci owner's manuals (entire unopened sets of manuals for
IIci -- including sys 7 reference -- email me if you want a list of what books are
included)
I'm somewhat interested depending on how technical they are
- shrinkwrapped Guide to System 7
- shrinkwrapped Guide to Macintosh Common LISP (I don't know if there are disks in
there too, if you're interested let me know and I'll check)
Yeah, that'd be cool if there are disks
- big ol' box of A/UX manuals (didn't look in
the box, so it may not be complete, but it probably is)
Again are there disks for this too?
- various other system manuals, not shrinkwrapped
- assorted non-shrinkwrapped manuals for many OLD programs...Think C, Think Pascal,
Timbuktu, Retrospect Remote, TrueBasic, etc. -- basically, things that are related to Mac
system admin, or that are likely to be found in the math/cs dept of a college. If
you're looking for software in those categories, email me off-list and I'll see if
it's in the pile.
I'd be interested in some of the programming related ones; I already
have ThinkC with manuals but if there are any Apple books like the
Inside Macintosh series or whatnot, that would be useful for programming...
also interested in the mathematical ones... like if you've got Mathematica
that would be quite useful indeed.
IBM Manuals (outside my area of knowledge, I just wrote down the titles -- these are all
mini-3-ring binders with cloth covers and "IBM" on them, some of which are
together in original box as a set):
- Technical Reference 2.02 PC XT
- Macro Assembler
I could use these.
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