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[mystical_tutor]

Originally Posted by ithacaartist

I was fairly intensively into the first one because M. Henrotin took me up on my offer to proof read and edit it for sentence structure and usage. Gerard explained that since it was the first, its English was not up to the level of subsequent Luger books. I had all five, and had skimmed the other four before a computer crash took them. I got the passwords re-instated, but then another crash and new hard drive. I need to re-up again, but I remember the rest seemed just as good and informative as the one I worked on.

If I'm reading right the copyright date is 2002 so i would expect them to be a little behind the times but not much. For that price I think I'll pick them up.

(PS, I bought a Seagate Freeagent .5 Tb external drive and just love it to pieces. Works with all OSs, fits in anything I can carry a puter in and runs like a champ. I back up on a laptop but mainly run on the remote.)

Gary

[ithacaartist]

Originally Posted by mystical_tutor

I bought a Seagate Freeagent .5 Tb external drive

Gary

I've been using a Seagate external drive for backup since the last time. The e-books seem protected pretty well with their software "lock". The main downside is that it will only run on the drive and OS on which it was initially installed. When changing either of these, it seems that one needs to purchase updated passwords.

OK, a bit more than ten years out-of-date. But I think just about every collectors' book suffers the same fate to one degree or another, even the $300+ ones, as more is learned and documented. I view these as a concise overview of the topics covered and --like Wikipedia--a good place to start. I agree the prices are very reasonable.