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2 total messages Started by Adolfo Malabanan, Jr. Sat, 30 Mar 1996 00:00
Various software and computer books for sale
#6
Author: Adolfo Malabanan, Jr.
Date: Sat, 30 Mar 1996 00:00
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The following software that I'm selling includes manuals unless
otherwise noted. Best offers, package offers, and trades are welcome.
The prices below do not include shipping and handling. There are some
programs whose boxes were opened but never used due to limitations of
hard drive disk space and not much time to pore over the manuals. If
there are any questions, please do not hesitate to write me at
ronin@microfone.net.

PC Tools for Windows 2.0 - $35
Norton Disklock w/ registration card - $30 
MagnaRAM - $15
QEMM 7.5 - $20
Remove-It 2 (uninstalling program) - $20
PFS Resume and Job Search Pro - $15
Oogler (graphics viewer) - $10
ChessMaster 4000 Turbo w/ registration card - $25
Beat the House w/ registration card - $20
Laplink for Windows with parallel and serial cables - $40
Moon Valley Do It on Your Desktop - $5
Moon Valley Icon Hear It - $5
Quarterdeck InternetSuite w/ registration card- $35
Adobe PageMaker 6.0 w/ registration card, unused - $250
Microsoft Visual Basic Pro 4.0 w/ registration card, unused - $225

The following software books that I'm selling

CorelDraw 4 for Windows: By Example
Welcome to... Memory Management
The Internet Directory
Modems for Dummies
Multimedia & CD-ROMS for Dummies w/ CD-ROM
Hayes Modem Communications Companion
Build Your Own 486/486SX and Save a Bundle
Windows Confiugration Handbook
Turbo Pascal Programming 101
PC Assembly Language Step by Step
Turbo C++ Programming 101
Teach Yourself C in 21 Days
Using Assembly Language
Teach Yourself Turbo C++ Visual Edition for Windows in 21 Days
The Internet Yellow Pages

Microsoft Word for the Macintosh Made Easy
Object-Oriented Programming Power for THINK Pascal Programmers

Understanding Unix

and a whole bunch of old computer magazines that I'd like to unload

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I have included below a simple bibliography. These books are
relatively new (within one year). Many of them have not even been used
(Too much reading other stuff!!!).My asking prices before shipping and
handling are this:

1 book  - 5% off list price
2 books - 10% off list price
3 books - 15% off list price
4 books - 20% off list price
5 books - 25% off list price
6 books or more - 40% off list price

If you have any other ideas, do not hesitate to ask. I'm open to all
reasonable suggestions. 

PS - To save future calculation of shipping/handling costs, please
e-mail your zip code. My zip code is 
        08820.

CorelDraw 4 for Windows: By Example - $34.95
editors: Paul Webster, Suie Wynn Jones, Kieran Sharp, Andrew McGurk,
Carrie Webster
publisher: Webster & Associates, Australia (1993)
888 pages (diskette included?)

Welcome to... Memory Management - $19.95
author: Philip Robinson
publisher: MIS: Press, New York (1994)
348 pages

The Internet Directory - $25.00
author: Eric Braun
publisher: Ballantine Books, New York (1994)
705 pages

Modems for Dummies - $16.95
author: Tina Rathbone
publisher: IDG Books, San Mateo, CA (1993)
457 pages

Multimedia & CD-ROMS for Dummies w/ CD-ROM - $30.00
author: Andy Rathbone
publisher: IDG Books, San Mateo, CA (1994)
346 pages

Hayes Modem Communications Companion - $30.00
author: Caroline M. Halliday
publisher: IDG Books, San Mateo, CA (1994)
462 pages (disk included?)

Build Your Own 486/486SX and Save a Bundle, 2nd ed. - $ 19.95
author: Aubrey Pilgrim
publisher: TAB Books, Pennsylavania (1993)
210 pages

Windows Confiugration Handbook: A Complete Guide to Optimizing Your
System 
for Windows 3.1 - $34.00
author: John Woram
publisher: Random House, New York (1993)
1122 pages

Turbo Pascal Programming 101 - $29.95
author: Charles Calvert
publisher: SAMS Publishing, Indiana (1993)
461 pages (disk?)

PC Assembly Language Step by Step - $34.95
editors: Scott Slaughter, Robbin Markley, and Mike Bergsma
publisher: Abacus Publishing, California (1993)
454 pages

Turbo C++ Programming 101 - $29.95
author: Greg Perry
publisher: SAMS Publishing, Indiana (1993)
608 pages (disk?)


Teach Yourself C in 21 Days: Bestseller edition - $24.95
author: Peter Aitken and Bradley Jones
publisher: SAMS Publishing, Indiana (1994)
720 pages

Using Assembly Language, 3rd ed - $29.95
author: Allen L. Wyatt, Sr.
publisher: QUE Corporation, Indiana (1992)
1126 pages

Teach Yourself Turbo C++ Visual Edition for Windows in 21 Days -
$29.99
author: Namir Clement Shammas
publisher: SAMS Publishing, Indiana (1994)
724 pages

The Internet Yellow Pages - $27.95
authors: Harley Hahn and Rick Stout
publisher: Osborne McGraw-Hill, New York (1994)
447 pages

Microsoft Word version 4 for the Macintosh Made Easy, 3rd. ed - $19.95
author: Paul Hoffman
publisher: Osborne McGraw-Hill, New York (1988)
378 pages

Object-Oriented Programming Power for THINK Pascal Programmers -
$39.95
author: Chuck Sphar
publisher: Microsoft Press, Washington (1991)
680 pages

Understanding Unix - $32.99
author: Stan Kelly-Bootle
publisher: Sybex, California (1992)
638 pages
Re: Various software and computer books for sale
#7
Author: Mehmet Gokturk
Date: Sat, 30 Mar 1996 00:00
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[...]|(Too much reading other stuff!!!).My asking prices before shipping and
|handling are this:
|
|1 book  - 5% off list price
|2 books - 10% off list price
|3 books - 15% off list price
|4 books - 20% off list price
|5 books - 25% off list price
|6 books or more - 40% off list price
|
|If you have any other ideas, do not hesitate to ask. I'm open to all
|reasonable suggestions. 
|
[...]

here are my "suggestions" ;

#1 : List price is never applied in stores...
#2 : Most of your stuff is MicrosoftWordMadeEasy type books
     where you can buy them for 2 for $5 after the next version
     gets published. Only theoretical books (prentice hall type)
     keep their values.
#3:  A used merchandise (even once) looses its value down to 70%.
     so you should start with 30% discount below "store prices"
#4:  Otherwise you will wait like Goodwill and thrash them next year.

don't get me wrong, just a friendly advise..

mike

PS: I don't need those books anyway..
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