hardcopy

[400guy]

Hi Hardy:

I wonder if you have considered (or if I can convince you to consider) making a hardcopy of your +- 600 page manual available at an additional cost for the printing.

My printer uses a lot of expensive ink, and I'd prefer to just buy a printed copy from you (or a publisher of your choice).

(I'd guess that if you don't do it, some guy in some obscure county WILL before long !).

jj

[Swiso]

Same thinking here !

[Hardy Heinlin]

Hi guys,

I'm sorry, I do not distribute hardcopies. I don't have the resources for this service.


Cheers,

|-|ardy

[Jeroen Hoppenbrouwers]

I presume that any digital copy shop out there can create a wonderful book for you at a price that your home printer can only dream about.


Hoppie

[400guy]

On providing a hardcopy, not to be concerned.  It the experience that a guy that I know had when he released some software some years ago.  Within a very short time his manuals were available in both English and Chinese in a store in twain!

He was surprised (and not pleased) when I brought back a copy for him.  (He had no idea that they had published his work).

[Shiv Mathur]

Exactly.  As Hoppie also said, it's the simplest thing to go to a copy shop, and they'll do you a great spiral-bound book.

The quality of the paper won't be as nice and glossy as the PS1 manuals, but still ...

[Will]

Yep, copy shop! They'll even punch holes and put it in a nice binder for about $3.