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Yes, the internet wasnt quite so useful back in 2000 though and I do remember reading these. They dont seem to have the latest version on fatbrain either.
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That's 'cos it's a very simple book.Originally posted by escapeUK View PostAh I didnt realise. Interesting concept. They dont want to buy my Windows 2000 resource kit though
Step 1) Run setup.exe
Step 2) If it does not work, Google for the answer.
Keeps me in contract!
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Postage is paid for. You basically give them a list, they tell you what it's worth and send a courier to pick them up.Originally posted by escapeUK View PostThe bin works for me. They are too heavy and therefore postage is too much.
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The bin works for me. They are too heavy and therefore postage is too much.
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Fatbrain, Zapper and We Buy Books
Anyone used any of these sites. Got mentioned to me in the week. Looks like this is a good way to get rid of your old technical books.Tags: None
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