Hi gang. First off, let me say that this is my first post to this list. I have followed some of the classic computing USENET lists but find the SPAM content to be too high anymore. I was only recently introduced to the classic computing website but I have really enjoyed lurking and reading about the many machines you are all working on. It's really been a joy to follow this list. My thanks to the gentleman I met at Dayton who pointed me here. I don't remember your name, but you were in the upper lot and had some DECpacks sitting near your pickup. They attracted me like a moth to a flame! Anyways, I've always enjoyed classic computers and I have a particular interest in DEC PDP-11s. I cut my teeth on RSTS/E running on a PDP-11/34a and while my laptop runs rings around my 11/34a, I find the visceral pleasures of blinking lights and clacking drive heads totally lacking in the new machines. I'm a ham operator who also appreciates the warm glow of tube equipment, but that's another story... The point of this post is that I have in my posession the following books: The AmigaDOS Manual (Commodore-Amiga, Inc.) Advanced Amiga BASIC (Tom R Halfhill and Charles Brannon) Mastering AmigaDOS (Jeffrey Stanton and Dan Pinal) and the best of the lot: An Amiga binder with the owner's manuals: Introduction to Amiga Flow ... Idea Processor for the Amiga Computer Amiga Basic I'd like to send them to someone who would appreciate them. Any takers? Barry