It sounds like one of those offers from Ebay that "rarely come up",
I am clearing our my office and came across TWO complete sets of
documentation for Cache 2.1 that was issued by Intersystems BEFORE they
went to the DocBook.
I realise that its an old version, but before I throw them out (recycle
them), does anyone want them.
I have four books in each set
Networking Guide.
System managers Guide
Programming Guide
ObjectScript Language Reference.
there is 4kg of printed reference
although there is nothing wrong with the books and they are "out of
date", but there is so much information in there it seems a shame to
dump them.
if anyone wants them, I can send them via Parcel??, all I ask is that
the person picks up the cost of shipping.
if its in the UK, the Post Office would charge something like �8-10,
overseas, then perhaps the new owner could arrange for them to be
collected from my home via UPS or something.
While I am at it, I also have the following available:
Cache multimedia presentation - dated September 1997
Cache technical information Version 2 dated October 1997
Cache build 2.1.5 - R1 - build 008 dated January 27 1998
Cache build 2.1.6 - R1 - build 016 dated march 23 1998
Cache 3.1 dated June 1999
Cache 4.0 dated January 2001 (2 copies)
I am NOT selling the licences, just offering the original CD's as I
know from the newsgroup's that some people are still on older version
of cache. again, private email please and you to cover the cost of
postage
the last thing available is the Cache book by Wolfgang kirsten "Object-
Orientated Application Development using the Cache post relational
database. Its still go the CD at the back, and for those starting, it
may help I would love to get �10.00 + postage for this one
anyway, the offers are open till the end of the month (junk 2004) and I
have a PayPal account so if you send me a private email, I will do my
best, but please, if someone gets there first, please don't blame the
messenger.
perhaps I should put them on Ebay and hope the bidding gets up to a few
thousand. . . .
kev
