[TML] Selling Traveller magazines on Ebay
Jerry W Barrington
jerry.barrington at gmail.com
Wed Jul 9 01:11:12 MDT 2008
On 7/9/08 1:26 AM, "shadow at shadowgard.com" <shadow at shadowgard.com> wrote:
> On 8 Jul 2008 at 23:18, Jerry W Barrington wrote:
>
>> One of these days, my finances will be straightened out enough to get an
>> Intel Mac. Right now, my computer is 6 years old. I could probably run
>> eLibPro in Virtual PC, but that's really a last-ditch effort. Few programs
>> are worth the effort. And I still don't have a barcode scanner...
>
> You can type in the ISBN (from the back cover of all but the oldest
> books, I actually managed to enter the one from the pocket dictionary
> I got back around 1970)
I notice most of the barcodes these days *are* the ISBN. Don't know how
long that's been true. I do have some older books, 60's and back, but not
many.
>> Ultimately, all I really need is something I can easily print out (in
>> *really* small font size) to take with me when I go book shopping. Helps
>> keep me from buying a book again, and reminds me of series and authors I
>> already have some of.
>
> I passed the point where paper would do back in the 1980s. If I do
> that, I'd have to "print" the list to a file and load it into my Dana
> (a palm pilot clone with wifi and a decent keyboard and screen)
>
> An Asus Eeee is what I'd get instead if I was doing it now.
Yeah, Steve mentioned the PDAs, and I'm thinking about it. I'm sure it
would be more useful in many ways than several pages of 5 or 6 point type.
:) Of course, I'm seeing those Eees running $300-500. That's a bit more
than I want to get in to. Music, videos, ebooks, misc. documents, Skype;
card reader, camera, speaker/mike... I wonder if it plays nice with Mac?
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