Any decent computer book stores in GTA?
James Knott
james.knott-bJEeYj9oJeDQT0dZR+AlfA at public.gmane.org
Sun Aug 13 22:24:17 UTC 2006
Gregory D Hough wrote:
> James Knott wrote:
>> This afternoon, I dropped into the local Chapters and was appalled at
>> how much the technical book section had been decimated, since I last
>> visited a couple of weeks ago. They're really dumbed down what used to
>> be a good selection. Is there any decent technical book store left?
>> --
>
> It's hit or miss at the bookstores unless you order and pay in advance.
> Have you tried "The Worlds Biggest Bookstore" on Edward near Yonge? I
> might also suggest the library. I recently had my daughter locate for me
> a book entitled "Unix Shell Programming" which was sent to a local
> branch for pick-up within a week. She has even renewed it twice online!
>
I often get books from the library. Unfortunately, they tend to be a
bit stale.
WBB used to be good, but last time I was in there (about a year ago)
they had only a poor selection, in place of what used to be an excellent
technical book section. You'd think that being downtown and near
Ryerson & U of T, they'd have a bit better selection.
> FWIW-I did find a similar technical book at Indigo with a price tag of
> seventy bucks. I'm getting all that I need from the loaner for free.
>
> BTW-Does anyone know when the Canadian price and US price will actually
> reflect the current exchange rates? What a joke!
>
> HTH
> greg
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