PZ wrote:
I am in need of an Apple IIc 2nd Edition Reference, and possibly a Toolbox v.III ref. If you offered a value added service of having the reprints bound (choice of hole punched or bound at an additional cost) then I'd be inclined to buy more. I don't currently own any of the reprints, but I think that the 70% discount is very fair and people would take you up on it. Something that may be of value is a high quality scan of just the schematics for the //e, //c and GS's. I know that there are some scans circulating online, but if they were offered in a more legible, large format (11x17), and of higher quality, I think they would sell.
I'd second that on the IIc Tech Ref--and I also agree that a larger, more readable schematic that folded out would be sufficient to make the copy I bought satisfactory.
Eric Shepherd wrote:I'm still kicking around starting to rescan all the APDA books I'm licensed to resell, but I have a question before I make a final decision: I'd like to get some feeling for how many people would want replacement copies if I offered a 70% discount to people who already bought the books from me. If I do rescan the books, I'd gather pristine master copies for as many as I can, and buy a new, better scanner with auto-duplex scanning to make the work less tedious. Before I do that, basically, I'm trying to judge how long it would take to recoup the expense of the new scanner. Scanning two-sided originals using a single-sided auto-feed scanner is tricky because one mistake and the entire document is out of order. And doing that many pages flatbed would be too much work. :) -- Eric Shepherd Owner Syndicomm Apple II Forever!
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