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Pickup free in Berkeley, or Priority Mail rounded up to the nearest multiple of $5 "Microsoft University", "Installable File Systems and HPFS" Large FANCY (but slightly warped) Microsoft University Lecture Series binder with printout of the foils and notes for a session of their "Lecture Series" (1990) Also includes a 1/2" thick pad of Microsoft University Lecture Series paper "The Windows Resource Kit" (3.0) In big Microsoft Binder. "Teac FD-35F : Micro Flexible Disk Drive Specification" Page numbers (Chapter 1-1) start with 101! - 131 single sided pages no date "DeSmet C Development Package Manual" Version 2.3 C-WARE 1984 "BASIC_C Library Manual" Version 1.0 C-Source 1984 (A C language library for porting from BASIC code) in generic binder "Hard Drive Bible" VII Edition Corporate Systems Center (Martin Bodo) 1994 Hardcover elegant Almost new condition "The Computer Image" Donald Greenberg, et al Addison Wesley 1982 ISBN: 0-201-06192-9 Some shelf-wear to the dust jacket. Images and discussion of state of the art of computer graphics of 30 years ago. (Don't you have some piece of computer hardware that can function as a coffee table?) "Starfish Internet Sidekick" ["For Windows 95 and NT 4.0"] 1996 "20 Rebate! For any Sidekick User expires March 31, 1997" Box was opened, apparently never used includes 1/2" thick book (perfect binding) and CD-ROM One of the first retail boxes with "front cover flap" Philippe's picture in lower corner on back Compuserve flyer "DataSafe : The automated onl;ine backup anddisasterrecoveryservice forpersonalcomputers." opened, probably not used 3.5" in cardboard holder "Sidekick : for Windows" Version 2.0 Saddle stitched manual 3.5" disk in Borland box in retail shelf package opened, probably not used 1995 registration card and other loose crap, such as "Pump Up The Power Of Sidekick With Caller ID" "Quick Reference Guide : To the HP 3852A Data Acquisition And Control Unit" HP 1986 Wire-O binding 3.5x6" Daisy wheel 2.5" diameter "176? Courier C? 871?50001" brown plastic with green hub Abacus 13 column 5/2 cheap black wood frame multi-color beads 5 X 12" Installation & H/W Reference" style binder with slipcase (has jumper settings, ports, registers, etc) Samsung S286 computer Samsung 1986 5150 Diskettes in plastic binder holder: ATI VGA 640 Gene II Utilites V2.4 hand-labelled ""Setup" : For Samsung AT" on Micropro diskette "386 GeneII User'sManual" "Small Time Operator" Kamaroff ISBN: 0-917510-06-2 Bell Springs 1985 almost new

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Pickup free in Berkeley, or Priority Mail rounded up to the nearest multiple of $5 "Tandy Model 2000 Technical Reference Manual" plastic comb (GBC binding) Radio Shack 1984 Pertec "Models FD400/FD500 Flexible Disk Drives Operating and Service Manual Number 600500" 1980 Plastic comb (GBC) binding "The Complete Idiot's Guid(tm) to Creating an HTML Web Page" Second edition by Paul McFredied Que 1997 ISBN 0-7897-1146-X Library discard Rebound with plastic comb (not due to wear, probably from scanning for blind student) Lotus 123 Release 3 "123 IBM 3.0 3.5" : F UPGRADE" 1111 000290 074901 7 3.5" diskettes New in box. Shrinkwrapped, but outer shipping box has been opened, and a 1 X 5" piece of the shipping box cut out, providing access to the barcode. "SuperCalc 5" retail package opened 5 3.5" diskettes, 10 5.25" diskettes (in opened EULA envelopes) "User's Guide", "Up and Running", "Quick Reference", function key template (left side 10 key) support and advertising loose crap "SuperCalc 5 Reference Manual" in binder/slipcase Does not appear to have been used No diskettes, etc. MicroPro "PlanStar" V1.01 "DEMO : NOT FOR RESALE" In MicroPro binder/slipcase, 2 5.25" diskettes, "Command Summary", "Refernce" "Primer", "Installation" manual does not appear to have been read "Compuserve" "Users guide" in binder and slipcase, does not appear to have been read "TRS-80 Model 100 Portable Computer Debug/Assembler" in Radio Shack "Software Library padded plastic binder with one cassette (binder (not specific to this product?) has pockets for 2) "ProCrypt" (DES) from Maverick Software (Peter Ricker), new, shrinkwrapped "Programming in C : For the microcomputer User" by Robert Traister Prentice Hall 1984 ISBN 0-13-729641-X some shelf wear "Inside Atari DOS" Bill Wilkinson Compute! Books 1982 "Addison-Wesley Pocket Guide to Programming" John Shelley 1982 ISBN: 0-201-07736-1 bent, deteriorating label on front cover "Operating System Toolbox : The Personal Operating System Construction Set" Wendin 8.5 X 11" in Wendin binder unused? "Softprobe II/TX" Systems & Software 1987 "User's Guide and Reference Guide" in "Osborne 1 User's Reference Guide" binder

I've had at least three requests for each technical reference manual and for the Model 100 assembler! (but little or no interest in computer or programming books other than C) Is there a fair and reasonable way to divvy them up? Should I put the interested parties in touch with each other and let them work it out? Should I look at the seconds on the email time stamps? Should i ask for bids? Should I cut them up and divide the pieces? Any suggestions? -- Grumpy Ol' Fred cisin at xenosoft.com

Pickup free in Berkeley, or Priority Mail rounded up to the nearest multiple of $5 also Version 2.2 plus a few issues of their "C* Newsletter) in another generic 8.5 X 11 binder "Disk+ : An Easy To Use File Transfer Program : For Your Model 100 and your other computers" Manual only comb binding, no disks Portable Computer Support Group 1984 "TRS-80 Voice Synthesizer" Catalog Number 26-1180 MANUAL ONLY (the device was a repackaged Votrax) Poor quality original printing 13 pages stapled and punched Has a few good pages about phonemes. "Explorer 88 Floppy Controller Board" SCHEMATICS ONLY, no hardware, no text Netronics Research and Development LTD. (FG-5040) "Schematics for 4 drive 5 1/4 floppy controller, SASI Hard disk Interface, Clock/Calendar, Parallel Printer Interface" 10 pages of schematics for an FDC "TRS-80 ROM Routines Documented" Jack Decker The Alternate Source 1983 comb binding, faded covers 122 pages -- Grumpy Ol' Fred cisin at xenosoft.com