On Jan 31, 2008 9:25 PM, Allen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> or buy in europe, the postage make is not worth the while. Its also the
> reason I didnt subscribe for long to any magazines. Postage!!
> Allen
Indeed Al, i just buy the electronic version. Take hackers never even
looked at the printed on
or buy in europe, the postage make is not worth the while. Its also the
reason I didnt subscribe for long to any magazines. Postage!!
Allen
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I've found that the main reason folks don't buy direc
> Not to rehash things again, but the books are targeted at a specialized
> market. By definition of a
> niche, you will only sell to the targeted market. So why not directly target
> the market and cut out
> the middleman (book stores). Heck, buying it through Amazon if you live in
> the USA is
Bravo!
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Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2008 1:02 PM
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Subject: RE: What's new in 9
>> Is that because they just don't sell?<<
I'm not Whil, but
>> Is that because they just don't sell?<<
I'm not Whil, but as an author of five of his books - Yes. It does not matter
if they are in a
bookstore or on his Web site.
Not to rehash things again, but the books are targeted at a specialized market.
By definition of a
niche, you will only sell to
Whil Hentzen wrote:
>
> Years? How about 'decades'? I don't think I've seen one since the
> mid-90s. I've talked to the computer book buyers for both Borders and
> B&N yearly throughout the first half of this decade, and they both have
> said, "Let us know when you decide to do something other
You need to publish a new book to replace New in 9
Dead in Sed(na)
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Subject: Re: What's new in 9
Allen wrote:
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> Allen wrote:
>> same old story really. Big guys can kill small guys. But at least
>> amazon are selling your books Whil. Who else doe
On Wednesday, January 30, 2008 11:00 AM Whil Hentzen wrote:
>I hope I didn't come off as being defensive - just trying to explain
what's going on behind the scenes. I think it's great
>that they can deliver books to folks overseas at a reasonable price
compared to what we're stuck with.
>Now tha
tons of fun with
that. But I need it now. And sory Kevin, I did try and read yours.
Allen
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Allen wrote:
>
Allen wrote:
> same old story really. Big guys can kill small guys. But at least amazon are
> selling your books Whil. Who else does that ?
Who else IS there?
They're not really "killing" me. There are advantages to buying direct
from us, too, when one can. I'm happy to have as many distributio
John Weller wrote:
> I did say *has* to charge - I appreciate you can't have the economies of
> scale that somewhere like Amazon has. :-)
I hope I didn't come off as being defensive - just trying to explain
what's going on behind the scenes. I think it's great that they can
deliver books to fol
same old story really. Big guys can kill small guys. But at least amazon are
selling your books Whil. Who else does that ?
Allen
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Amazon owns a 747 that they send to Heathrow every evening, stuf
I did say *has* to charge - I appreciate you can't have the economies of
scale that somewhere like Amazon has. :-)
John Weller
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> John Weller wrote:
> > I'd not thought of that! I was referring to the rate Whil has
> to charge.
>
> When an overseas customer buys direct
John Weller wrote:
> I'd not thought of that! I was referring to the rate Whil has to charge.
When an overseas customer buys direct from us, our server sends an order
to our warehouse, where a gal in jeans and a Packer's t-shirt puts a
book in a box, prints out a UPS label, and then puts it int
On Jan 29, 2008 3:17 PM, John Weller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'd not thought of that! I was referring to the rate Whil has to charge.
>
Even Whil says (http://www.hentzenwerke.com/buy/zbuy.htm#14)
"United Kingdom: Try Amazon. http://www.amazon.co.uk or Computer Bookshops"
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I'd not thought of that! I was referring to the rate Whil has to charge.
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I'd not thought of that! I was referring to the rate Whil has to charge.
John Weller
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>
> Amazon.com has a good rate from the US. I bought several things from it.
> Allen
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Amazon.com has a good rate from the US. I bought several things from it.
Allen
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Sent: 29 January 2008 20:57
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Subject: RE: What's new in 9
Carriage charges from U
Carriage charges from US are prohibitive! I buy from Amazon.
John Weller
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> >>
> >> Does anybody (in the UK) know if it makes sense to buy from
> >> hentzenwerke.com - bearing in mind shipping ? Or can recommend a UK
> >> source for a new hard-copy ?
> >>
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I think it is online at
http://foxcentral.net/microsoft/WhatsNewInVFP9.htm
>
> Hi
>
> I've been able to locate two used copies at Amazon UK.
>
> Does anybody (in the UK) know if it makes sense to buy from
> hentzenwerke.com - bearing in mind shipping ? Or can
> recommend a UK source for a n
I have brought used copies before and they have been great. But thats no
guarentee
Allen
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
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Amazon.co.uk only have two USED copies at the moment - I may go for one of
them but would prefer NEW
No
The Hentzenwerke guy is a regular on this list - Whil Hentzen. He may
have a suggestion for you.
Jeff
Jeff Johnson
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Paul Newton wrote:
> Hi
>
> I've been able to locate two used copies at Amazon UK.
>
> Does anybody (in the UK) know
Brian Abbott wrote:
> AAmazon.co.uk is generally cheapest
>
> Paul Newton wrote:
>
>> Hi
>>
>> I've been able to locate two used copies at Amazon UK.
>>
>> Does anybody (in the UK) know if it makes sense to buy from
>> hentzenwerke.com - bearing in mind shipping ? Or can recommend a UK
>> so
AAmazon.co.uk is generally cheapest
Paul Newton wrote:
> Hi
>
> I've been able to locate two used copies at Amazon UK.
>
> Does anybody (in the UK) know if it makes sense to buy from
> hentzenwerke.com - bearing in mind shipping ? Or can recommend a UK
> source for a new hard-copy ?
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Che
Hi
I've been able to locate two used copies at Amazon UK.
Does anybody (in the UK) know if it makes sense to buy from
hentzenwerke.com - bearing in mind shipping ? Or can recommend a UK
source for a new hard-copy ?
Thanks
Paul Newton
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