What to do with excess unbound calculator books and manuals
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07-24-2024, 02:22 AM
(This post was last modified: 08-28-2024 04:01 AM by Eric Rechlin.)
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What to do with excess unbound calculator books and manuals
After several years of my HP calculator book/manual scanning project, I have accumulated a bunch of books that I don't know what to do with.
When books are perfect bound (both hardcover and softcover), in order to scan them I have cut off the bindings. When these were borrowed (and cut with the owner's permission), I rebound them with spiral bindings before returning them. However, there are a bunch that I have either been gifted or purchased myself, where I cut off the bindings, and since I don't really have any interest in keeping them, I'm not sure what to do with them. If they are softcover they can be fully rebound with a spiral binding, though that takes some time/effort, plus the cost of the coil. If they are hardcover, it's more complicated. I can attempt to glue the binding back together (I kept the hardcover binding intact, and just cut out the pages), though it wouldn't be as durable as the original and wouldn't look as good. Or I could spiral-bind the inside pages and skip the cover (I have no means of punching holes in a thick hardcover). But I don't care enough about any of these books to do that for myself. I have the following books left over, currently as loose sheets. Should I throw them away? Anyone want any of them as-is for the cost of shipping+packaging (shipped from the US)? Anyone willing to pay a few dollars on top to have a spiral binding put on to hold the paper together (any hardcover covers would be provided separately and not bound)? Or anyone willing to pay a similar amount to have me try to glue hardcover bindings back on? (no success guaranteed) Any of these that I still have in a couple months I'll probably throw away, since I only have room for so much stuff in my house. Or does anyone have any other ideas for what to do with them? Hardcover books are indicated; the rest are softcover. Precalculus with Calculator Applications, 1982 (Joseph Elich) English Hardcover Feedback, 1982 (Fred Waldhauer) English Hardcover Applied Mathematical Physics with Programmable Pocket Calculators, 1976 (Robert Eisberg) English Hardcover Calculator Mathematics for the Real Estate Professional, 1978 (Lawrence Rosen) English Hardcover Engineering Statistics with a Programmable Calculator, 1982 (William Volk) English Hardcover Trigonometry Using Calculators, 1980 (Joseph Elich) English Hardcover Scientific Analysis on the Pocket Calculator, Edition 2, 1977 (Jon Smith) English Hardcover Building Systems Design with Programmable Calculators, 1980 (Sital Daryanani) English Hardcover Calculator Programs for Chemical Engineers Vol. 2, 1984 (David J. Deutsch) English Hardcover Algorithms for RPN Calculators, 1978 (John Ball) English Hardcover The Yachtsman's Guide to Calculator Navigation, 1980 (Stafford Campbell) English Hardcover Mathematical Astronomy with a Pocket Calculator, 1978 (Aubrey Jones) English Hardcover How to Program Your Programmable Calculator, 1979 (Stephen L. Snover, Mark A. Spikell) English Hardcover Cockpit Computers, 1982 (Paul Garrison) English Hardcover Take a Chance with your Calculator - Probability Problems, 1977 (Lennart Rade) English Celestial Navigation with a Pocket Calculator, Third Edition, 1985 (Jonah Slocum) English French French French Assembleur sur HP 48 - Aspects pratiques & Programmation, 1996 (Guy Toublanc, Christophe Nguyen) French La maîtrise de la HP 48 Tome 1: Programmation et exercices, 2nd Edition, 1990 (Jean-Michel Ferrard) French HP 40G User's Guide, Version 1.0, 2004 (Hewlett-Packard) French HP 48: Physique et chimie en prépa, 1994 (Hubert Canon, Arnaud Ramboux) French French HP 48: Faites vos jeux en assembleur, Edition 2, 1995 (Loïc Fieux) French HP 48: Le livre du programmeur en RPL et RPL-système, 1996 (Loïc Fieux) French Les Secrets de la HP 48 (G/GX) Tome 2: Externals et assembleur, Edition 1, September 1993 (Jean-Michel Ferrard) French HP 48G Series User's Guide, Edition 2, February 1994 (Hewlett-Packard) German HP 48 Owner's Manual, Edition 2, March 1992 (Hewlett-Packard) German HP 40G User's Guide, Version 1.0 n/a (Hewlett-Packard) German HP 32SII Owner's Manual, Edition 1, January 1991 (Hewlett-Packard) Dutch HP 40G User's Guide, Version 1.0 (Hewlett-Packard) Dutch Eenvoudig op weg met de HP 48G/GX, August 1994 (Gerlof Donga) Dutch HP-41C/41CV Owner's Handbook and Programming Guide (Hewlett-Packard) Dutch Edit: Some books claimed |
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What to do with excess unbound calculator books and manuals - Eric Rechlin - 07-24-2024 02:22 AM
RE: What to do with excess unbound calculator books and manuals - Sylvain Cote - 07-24-2024, 02:42 AM
RE: What to do with excess unbound calculator books and manuals - RPLman - 07-24-2024, 09:13 AM
RE: What to do with excess unbound calculator books and manuals - Eddie W. Shore - 07-24-2024, 01:05 PM
RE: What to do with excess unbound calculator books and manuals - Eric Rechlin - 08-28-2024, 04:05 AM
RE: What to do with excess unbound calculator books and manuals - HPing - 08-28-2024, 04:21 AM
RE: What to do with excess unbound calculator books and manuals - knife31 - 08-28-2024, 04:47 AM
RE: What to do with excess unbound calculator books and manuals - Duane Hess - 08-28-2024, 07:27 PM
RE: What to do with excess unbound calculator books and manuals - rprosperi - 08-29-2024, 12:32 AM
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