[PUBLIC] Into Cold Storage

[bronzite]

Because of a few changes around here, the amount of shelving I have has dropped. As a result, I had to find about five feet of books to take off the shelves and move into storage. I thought I'd share the list of books that I decided I probably wasn't going to reference in the next year or so.

• Webster's Elementary Dictionary (1986 Edition)
• WinFax Lite v3.0 User's Guide
• WPI Course Catalogs 1997-2001 inclusive.
• WPI Commentment Programs 2005-2008 inclusive
• Basic Mathematics 6th Edition (Keedy/Bittinger)
• Nintendo Power, July 2000
• Your Internet Consultant:The FAQs of Life Online (Kevin M. Savetz, 1994)
• Pocket PC Game Progamming Using the Windows CE Game API (Jonathan S. Harbour)
• Using the Snappy Video Snapshot
• Volvo 740 & 760 1982-1988 Repair Manual (Haynes)
• Microsoft Visual Basic 3.0 Professional Features Book 2
• Crystal Reports for Visual Basic User's Manual
• Fundamentals of Graphics Communication, Third Edition (Bertoline and Wiebe)
• Getting Started with Pro/ENGINEER, Second Edition (Robert Rizza)
• Study Guide to accompany McConnell Brue Microeconomics 14
• Study Guide to accompany Linear Algebra and its Applications, Second Edition
• Fundamentals of FORTRAN Programming, Second Edition (Robert C. Nickerson, 1980)
• Unveiling Windows 95 (Jennings)
• OCA/OCP Introduction to Oracle9i SQL Study Guide (Dawes and Thomas)
• Understanding Fortran, Second Edition (Michel Boillot, 1981)
• Set of VMS manuals, April 1988
• Calculus, Sixth Edition (Swokowski, Olinkick, Pence)
• Master Your Computer: Beginning Access 97-Windows 95
• Mathematica (Stephen Wolfram)
• North Antivirus 2002 User's Guide
• MCSE Windows 2000 Core Exams Study Guides (4)
• dBase II PLUS The Pocket Reference (Miriam Liskin)
• Pascal, Third Edition (Dale & Weems)
• DirectX 8 and Visual Basic Development (Keith Sink)

I'm not sure some of those books will ever see service again, but I am loathe to hurt or dispose of books, no matter how old.