MailScanner ANNOUNCE: New Book

[Julian Field]

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Scott Silva wrote:

>Gray, Richard spake the following on 8/8/2005 8:31 AM:
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>>>The cheapest, fastest and most convenient way to purchase it is from
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>>the MailScanner Store at
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>>>>        www.mailscanner.info/store <http://www.mailscanner.info/store>
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>>>I'm intrigued by this:
>>>http://www.cafepress.com/mailscanner2,mailscanner.4367945.
>>> 
>>>Is there any way to find out how many of these have actually been
>>>purchased? :)
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>> > A few hundred.
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>>Mmmm, that shines a new light for me on the readers of this list! I
>>wonder if they ride up when your sitting on the floor of a server room :)
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>I would think they ride up no matter what you are doing!
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I'm afraid we don't get to ask the customers, neither of the 2 of them 
are on the mailing lists. I thought it was worth checking...
Assuming of course that they either spent their money or subscribed to 
the list in their real names, a lot of people on this list aren't who 
they say they are, for security reasons.

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