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Re: Off Topic - BBC Micro Books
- Subject: Re: Off Topic - BBC Micro Books
- From: "Apple2Steward" <none@none.net>
- Date: Mon, 23 Nov 2009 00:19:50 -0500
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"Apple2Steward" <none@none.net> wrote in message
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> "jonny" <jonny@no-email.org> wrote in message
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>> Apple2Steward wrote:
>>> I'm looking for a lead on someone who might want a fairly
>>> large number of BBC Micro books (15 or so). I saved these
>>> from a thrift store shelf and still have them sitting around.
>>>
>>> If someone wants them, I can ship them.
>>>
>>> Thanks.
>> The BBC Micro, the first machine to use an ARM processor as
>> used in a billion devices today.
>>
>> You should try posting in comp.sys.acorn.misc
>
> Thanks - posting made as suggested.
Thanks to all that responded. The books are spoken for.