On Aug 31, 2004, at 5:20 PM, Lars Jensen wrote:
The introductory books and materials are useful for new comers.
An advanced techniques book would be very useful to a lot of people.
Let me clarify: I don't want to know why "someone" "might" want to buy
a
TDG3, I want to know why _you_ _do_ want to buy one.
If an advanced techniques book specifically for RB existed I'd buy it
because I tend to buy a lot of books.
Some days I think I single handedly keep the print publishers in
business.
Last year I spent nearly $3500 on books of various kinds.
I keep a large library because I do a lot of things and I simply cannot
keep 100% of everything I do in my head.
So, I keep handy references for the times when I don't immediately
recall how to do something instead of wasting time figuring out where
the heck it might be on the web or for when I'm not connected to the
net (like really long flights)
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