[comp.emacs] ordering information for published gnu emacs manual

tower@bu-cs.BU.EDU (Leonard H. Tower Jr.) (10/08/88)

In article <39721@yale-celray.yale.UUCP> spolsky-joel@CS.YALE.EDU (Joel Spolsky) writes:
|From the emacs manual page:
|
|     You can order printed copies of the  GNU  Emacs  Manual  for
|     $15.00/copy  postpaid  from  the  Free  Software Foundation,
|     which develops  GNU  software  (contact  them  for  quantity
|     prices on the manual).  Their address is:
|         Free Software Foundation
|         1000 Mass Ave.
|         Cambridge, MA 02138
|     Your local Emacs maintainer might also  have  copies  avail-
|     able.   As  with  all  software  and  publications from FSF,
|     everyone is permitted to make and distribute copies  of  the
|     Emacs manual.  The TeX source to the manual is also included
|     in the Emacs source distribution.

Must be an old edition of the manual. FSF is now located at:

         Free Software Foundation
         675 Mass. Ave.
         Cambridge, MA 02139

enjoy -len 

PS: Here's the order form from file etc/DISTRIB in the GNU Emacs Distribution.
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		Free Software Foundation Order Form
			    31 May 1988

All software and publications are distributed with permission to
copy and redistribute.

Quantity  Price  Item

________ $150	GNU Emacs source code, on a 1600bpi industry standard
		mag tape in tar format.  The tape also contains:
		* GDB (the GNU source-level C debugger)
		* MIT Scheme (a dialect of Lisp)
		* T, Yale's implementation of Scheme
		* Hack (a rogue-like game)
		* Bison (a free, compatible replacement for yacc)
		* The X window system (a window system for bitmap
		  displays written at MIT) (version 10r4)
		* GNU Chess (a chess playing program with an interface to X).
							
________ $175   Same data as above on a Sun DC300XL 1/4" cartridge tape.

________ $150	GNU Emacs only, on a 1600bpi industry standard mag
		tape in VMS backup format.

________ $150	GNU C Compiler source code, on a 1600bpi industry standard
		mag tape in tar format.  The tape also contains:
		* Gawk (the GNU implementation of the AWK programming language)
		* GNU Assembler
		* Bison (a free, compatible replacement for yacc)
		* The X window system (a window system for bitmap
		  displays written at MIT) (version 11r2)
		* GNU versions of ld, make, gprof, size, nm and strip
		* Flex (Vern Paxson fast rewrite of lex)

________ $175   Same data as above on a Sun DC300XL 1/4" cartridge tape.

________ $150   GNU C compiler sources and executables for VMS
		in a special self-loading format; also assembler and Bison.

________  $15	GNU Emacs manual (~300 pages).  These manuals are phototypeset
		and offset printed, with illustrated covers, a GBC plastic ring
		binding that stays open flat, and a tear-out reference card.

Thus, a 1600 bpi tape and one Emacs manual come to $165.

________  $10   GDB Manual (~55 pages, side stapled.)

________  $10	Texinfo Manual (~100 pages, side stapled.  Texinfo is GNU's
		structured documentation system, included with GNU Emacs
		This manual describes how to write Texinfo documents).

________  $10   Termcap Manual (~60 pages, side stapled.  Documents the
		termcap library and GNU's extensions to it.)

________  $60	Box of six GNU Emacs manuals.

________   $1	One GNU Emacs reference card.

________   $5   Ten GNU Emacs reference cards.

Prices are subject to change without notice.

________   Massachusetts residents please add 5% sales tax to all prices.

________   Shipping outside North America is normally by surface mail.
	   For air mail delivery, please add $15 per tape or manual,
	   $1 for an individual reference card, or
	   50 cents per card in quantity ten or more.

________   Optional tax deductable donation.


________   Total paid

Orders are filled upon receipt of check or money order.  We do not have
the staff to handle the billing of unpaid orders.  Please help keep
our lives simple by including your payment with your order.

Make checks payable to Free Software Foundation.  Mail orders to:

   Free Software Foundation, Inc.
   675 Mass Ave
   Cambridge, MA 02139

All software from the Free Software Foundation is provided on an "as
is" basis, with no warranty of any kind.
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