[comp.unix.wizards] Unix v10

doug@alice.UUCP (Doug McIlroy) (06/12/90)

The Unix v10 manual, from Bell Labs' Computing Science Research
Center, the system's original home, has just been published in
two volumes.  Volume 1 is the programmer's manual, volume 2
is supporting papers, including the most up-to-date description
of troff and related utilities.

The two-volume set may be ordered directly from the publisher
for $45 total; bookstores will sell the volumes separately.

	"Unix Research System"
	Saunders College Publishing
	Holt, Rinehart and Winston
	301 Commerce St, suite 3700
	Fort Worth TX 76102

Doug McIlroy
AT&T Bell Labs

tml@hemuli.tik.vtt.fi (Tor Lillqvist) (07/01/90)

In article <10926@alice.UUCP> doug@alice.UUCP (Doug McIlroy) writes:
	The two-volume set may be ordered directly from the publisher
	for $45 total;

Does anybody know whether they accept credit card orders?
-- 
Tor Lillqvist,
working, but not speaking, for the Technical Research Centre of Finland

stevens@hsi.UUCP (Richard Stevens) (07/04/90)

>In article <10926@alice.UUCP> doug@alice.UUCP (Doug McIlroy) writes:
>	The two-volume set may be ordered directly from the publisher
>	for $45 total;
>
>Does anybody know whether they accept credit card orders?

I sent in a check for $45 and received my set a week ago.  (The set
is great, by the way.  I hope some of the software described in there
eventually finds it way into the hands of people outside of Bell.)

But ...  Saunders is now trying to charge me $72.75 for the set,
not $45 as Doug McIlroy posted.  They're charging for each manual
separately, plus postage and handling, plus local sales tax.
I haven't had a chance to call them yet to try and straighten this
out, so I can't say if they really plan to sell the set for $45
or not.  Just be aware that you might get a bill after you get
your manuals.

Also, there is a toll-free order number: 1-800-782-4479,
0830-1700, Eastern time.

	Richard Stevens
	3M Health Information Systems, Wallingford, CT
	   stevens@hsi.com