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13-08-10, 00:58
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Clive,
You can put me down for a set. I think the 2 book idea is the way to go. The CD idea is ok in some cases, but you can't sit infront of the fire on a cold winters night and browse through a Cd like you can a book. regards Rick.
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13-08-10, 04:09
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2 quality books with mega images and....
Similar approach to Grant.....
I would pay extra for more pictures and 2 + volumes..... a real definitive piece of art...... but would also like a high quality CD... no tect just all the pictures. My experience is that with my software programs I can enlarge and seek out the details that are relevant in restoration work.... only a CD can give you that. Preview that we have seen at the BBQ sure wetted our appetite. Boob
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13-08-10, 23:17
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Hi Clive:
Sorry to be late to the party, but........... I will gladly pay for one, two or three books at whatever price you have to get. On the other hand, even at the not so tender age of 70, I have become addicted to the computer way of doing things and I am very comfortable with using such files to do my research. When pressed, I can take my laptop, my wine and my fags out to the patio and continue my research when I want to get out of my home office and library type stuff. Plus.............I would bet you already have the bulk if not all of the book materiel in digital form and could release a CD long before the one, two or three books. If that premise is true, I would vote for releasing the CD ASAP and then carrying on with the books. Bill
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