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</font></b>At 06:09 PM 8/13/2006 -0400, you wrote:<br>
>James Knott wrote:<br>
>> This afternoon, I dropped into the local Chapters and was
appalled at<br>
>> how much the technical book section had been decimated, since I
last<br>
>> visited a couple of weeks ago. They're really dumbed down
what used to<br>
>> be a good selection. Is there any decent technical book
store left?<br>
>> --<br>
><br>
>It's hit or miss at the bookstores unless you order and pay in
advance. <br>
>Have you tried "The Worlds Biggest Bookstore" on Edward
near Yonge? I <br>
>might also suggest the library. I recently had my daughter locate for
me <br>
> a book entitled "Unix Shell Programming" which was
sent to a local <br>
>branch for pick-up within a week. She has even renewed it twice
online!<br>
><br>
>FWIW-I did find a similar technical book at Indigo with a price tag
of <br>
>seventy bucks. I'm getting all that I need from the loaner for
free.<br>
><br>
>BTW-Does anyone know when the Canadian price and US price will
actually <br>
>reflect the current exchange rates? What a joke!<br>
><br>
>HTH<br>
>greg<br>
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