Re: Mason: 2+2 Book Binding changes in 2005?
 

Hi Jeffage:

I didn't play any poker, but the managers at the bindery who we were visiting did take us to The Commerce Club for lunch.

Best wishes,
Mason

Re: Mason: 2+2 Book Binding changes in 2005?
 

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Fedex Kinkos will do a nice spiral binding on them for
about $6 each. I did it to both of the HOH books and
they are much easier to read now. I can open to a
page and lay it next to my computer and it stays open
to that page without having to keep a hand on it.

For technical books I think a spiral binding is the
best way to go.

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My copy of SSHE is shot to hell, and it's only a few months old. I might just buy a new copy just so I can do this. This is an awesome idea!

Re: Mason: 2+2 Book Binding changes in 2005?
 

My HOH 1 is falling apart, while my HOH 2 is not. Guess I'll see if kinkos can fix HOH 1.

Re: Mason: 2+2 Book Binding changes in 2005?
 

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How about going to hardcovers?

I read the crap out of these books and they wind-up looking pretty beat after a while. I would pay a premium for a hardcover, no problem.

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Re: Mason: 2+2 Book Binding changes in 2005?
 

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My HOH 1 is falling apart,

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Mine too and I bought it not that long ago.

Re: Mason: 2+2 Book Binding changes in 2005?
 

I never even thought about the binding too much, but I liked that the 2+2 books are made to be handled quite a bit. No pages falling out so far, but I keep my books in decent shape anyway. I like the quality of the books.