I'd worried that this was just my stinginess rather than a pricer's ignorance. Do you think it'd be treading on someone's toes to offer to help? Maybe there are in fact lots of people out there who'd pay more than I would do for books on old software.
I was almost tempted the other day when I saw a book on e-learning using some ancient version of dreamweaver to go up to the counter and ask if I could buy it for a few quid rather than the fifteen quid written in it, as I really couldn't imagine anyone buying it for that amount. But I decided that would be too cheeky.
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Date: 2005-01-25 09:27 am (UTC)I was almost tempted the other day when I saw a book on e-learning using some ancient version of dreamweaver to go up to the counter and ask if I could buy it for a few quid rather than the fifteen quid written in it, as I really couldn't imagine anyone buying it for that amount. But I decided that would be too cheeky.