Uncreative Labs

Posted: Wed May 27, 2009 9:43 am

Just found another bunch of books and manuals I don't need to keep around. Make an offer, I'm happy to get the space back.

Family PC January 1997
Computer Survival Guide
Family Tested: Internet connection Kits and Kid's Creativity Software
Publishing Tips for Work-at-Home Parents

PC Novice March 1995
How To
- Track Mutual Funds
- Plan for Tax Time
- Use Quicken
- Address Envelopes
- Set up a High-Tech Home
- Replace your CMOS battery
- Recycle Old PCs
- Hook up a Cellular Modem
- Use Windows Paintbrush

JASC Paint Shop Pro v.3 Manual
How to use the popular Paint Shop Pro. A full printed manual, 235 pages. Windows 3.1/95 era software.

DTK Manuals
Tech-1230C System Manual
PTM-1230C 12 MHz Zero-Wait Mini286 Mainboard User Manual
DTK BIOS System Setup Program User Manual

Sony Quick Reference SPP-A20/A40/A60 card

Samsumg CM4531 EGA Color Monitor User's Manual

AT&T Answering System 1317 Quick Start Guide

Micron AutoMaster EGA [video card] Installation Guide

Joined: 11 Dec 2010 Posts: 3

Hello;

I realize it is a bit late but I came across your post where you listed a bunch of manuals you'd like to get rid of. The one I am interested in is:

Basic Electricity JE-101 by Gene McWhorter

Do you still have it? If so, how much would you want for it? I am a teacher and think this would be useful for my students.

Thanks very much in advance for your time and help.
Kind regards,
Tonia

Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2010 9:34 am

Yes, I still have it. How does $5 shipping included sound?

Joined: 11 Dec 2010 Posts: 3

Wow! I'm so thrilled you replied! Your offer sounds excellent but I should mention I am currently in Germany. However, I can also give you an address in Canada if this makes it easier for you (and cheaper for me).

Can you please let me know your revised price and the best way for me to pay you? I would prefer to reveal my address outside of a public forum so any advice you can offer on how to best proceed would be much appreciated.

Once again thanks so much for taking the time to respond and for your kind offer.

Best wishes,
Tonia

Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2010 1:52 am

I'll need your address for a shipping estimate. You can either send me a private message or e-mail me. The information is at the bottom of this post.

It looks like the post office has a flat rate envelope for less than $12 to Canada. Flat rate shipping tends to be the more expensive option.

Joined: 11 Dec 2010 Posts: 3

Hello again;

Thank you once more for your response. I’d like to send you an e-mail as you suggested but I could not find an address at the bottom of the post. I had a look at your profile and only saw a hotmail account under MSN messenger, so should I use that one? I’m sorry but I am not very conversant with these “messenger” services and only use e-mail as a form of electronic communication. I would appreciate any help on a way to get in touch (I suppose I can send a private message but again I’m not sure if this involves a regular e-mail account or a message on this forum that no one else can see).

Thanks again for all your time and help, and my apologies for any inconvenience!

Best wishes,
Tonia

Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2010 6:34 pm

Below every message are some small buttons. They usually start out with "Profile" then "PM" and then "email" and the various IM services provided. A private message is a message sent that only the sender and receiver can see (as well as the database administrator--so they're not 100% private.)

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