[offer] does anybody care about old book CDs?
So I have a lot of 90s "dummies"-type books and a lot of them come with CD-ROMs, many with demo/shareware/evaluation software. For example, "Configuring Windows 2000" comes with VMWare for Windows NT/2000 and GimmIP, among other things. Does anybody care? Would dumping those be a waste of time?
Oh, and some of them have an ebook PDF on the disk, too. I don't know if anybody wants that either.
If nobody ends up caring, I've still got ABC Snapgraphics 2 and Mcafee Office, so it doesn't really matter too much.
Oh, and some of them have an ebook PDF on the disk, too. I don't know if anybody wants that either.
If nobody ends up caring, I've still got ABC Snapgraphics 2 and Mcafee Office, so it doesn't really matter too much.
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If the e-books are the complete printed book that the CD came with, they could be worthwhile.
I personally think it would be great to have clean PDF copies of manuals for earlier software. It's not practical to scan a 500 page binded manual on using Visual Basic 3.0 or whatever.