Re: Apple's book

[gmoroc@libero.it (Giorgio Morocutti)]

On Fri, 27 Apr 2001 19:59:01 GMT, "Christopher D. Heer"
<chris-heer.nospam@home.com.nospam> wrote:

>Rubywand <rubywand@swbell.net> wrote in message
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>> Giorgio Morocutti wrote:
>
>> > I am looking for this old book:
>
>> > Understanding the Apple IIe
>> > Sather          QS   $ 24.95
>
>>      Almost certainly, you can get this book from Amazon.com. Try this
>URL:
>
>> http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/search-handle-form/102-1224415-7357738
>
>> The book is out of print; but, Amazon is pretty good about finding old
>stocks
>> and will probably get the book for you.
>
>Couple of other places to check:
>
>    http://www.abebooks.com
>
>This is a site that searches the inventories of lots of new/used book
>dealers.  It's found me a couple of obscure ones in the past.  No sign of
>your book there now, but it's worth checking there often.
>
>    http://www.bn.com
>
>Don't get me wrong; I love Amazon.  But for used books I like Barnes and
>Noble a bit better.  You get instant results, and I've ordered from them
>with great success.  Again, no sign of your book there right now.
>
>    http://www.half.com
>
>This is eBay's straight selling service.  I spent a week messing around with
>bn, abebooks, etc., on some book for my wife, and she found it on half.com
>for, like, $0.75.  She's still smug about that.
>
>Finally:
>
>    http://www.ebay.com
>
>The last refuge of the obscure.  Nothing there at the moment.
>
>(I also checked a number of other used book sites, with no luck.)
>
>The bottom line, I think, is that you'll probably have to search on a
>regular basis to track this guy down.
>--
>  Christopher D. Heer -- chris-heer.nospam@nospam.home.com
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Thanks (also to Rubywand) for these suggestions.
I am working.

Giorgio


Giorgio Morocutti
gmoroc@libero.it