Jeff
The way they put it in their add is you print the page of interest in the
house and take the peice of paper to the garage with you, leaving the computer
in the house. But now that you mention it I have an extra computer and could
put it in the garage. If I had a manual on CD-ROM I would consider it. They
make these soft clear plastic covers for keyboards that are used in an
industrial setting. They are not too good for typing by o.k. for just making
menu selections, etc.
Larry
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From: owner-spridgets@autox.team.net on behalf of mathysj@kenyon.edu
Sent: 21 October, 1997 12:59 PM
To: spridgets@Autox.Team.Net
Subject: CD-ROM MANUAL
>Those of you who migrated from the healeys list will remember the thread
about
>putting a Healey manual on CD-ROM. Well Mini Mania just released a workshop
>manual for the Mini on some form of electronic media. Their add says "Disk"
>but it most likely is a CD. The price is $29.95. Maybe they will do the
>Spridgets next. We can always hope. When the Mini Mania owner gets back from
>the U.K. I will ask if there are plans for the Spridgets. I will pass on
>anything that I find out.
Sounds like you have a well-equipped garage . . . including a computer!!
How do you prevent getting greasy fingerprints on the keyboard and on the CD?
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Technology is a great thing . . . as long as it doesn't get in the way of
progress.
And while I am a smart-alec about it I would love to browse through book,
videos or CD-ROMS on British Cars Repair.
Go Fast MG
Jeff
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