7th Edition already FALLING APART.

[ldeit]

12 pb,

I took mine to Office Max and had it spiral bound.

ldeit

[efnef]

12 pb,

I took mine to Office Max and had it spiral bound.

ldeit

That's a great idea! How were they able to do it without getting the spiral holes in the print?

[ldeit]

efnef,

They were able to do so easily, even trimmed the edge a bit.

I did the same thing to my 6th edition but I had a lot of notes in the margins so some letters were missed.

Lee

[efnef]

Thanks Lee. I'm off to Kinkos tomorrow.

[noproblemos]

I've bought the 6th edition before. I parted with it about three years ago when I gave it to a friend who lives in L.A. (I'm in Canada).
I'm interested in buying the book again. Any suggestions on whether it's better to buy the 6th edition or the 7th?

Thanks

[Martee]

Go for the 7th, it was the latest of Homer's work, it was his last.

[Yoda]

Go for the 7th, it was the latest of Homer's work, it was his last.

I agree, but absent the very necessary text and photographic revisions:

1. Leave Hinge Action (Component #10) in Zone #3 and not moved to Zone #2.

2. Leave Hip Turn (Component #13) as Standard (10-14-A) and not the re-designated Slide (10-14-B).

There are other minor corrections necessary in both the 6th and 7th editions, but these are the 'biggies.'

[magic43]

12 pb,

I took mine to Office Max and had it spiral bound.

ldeit

Indeed, Lee, that is a fantastic idea. Having it bound in that manner, one could add additional pages in the back and place footnotes in the text to reference the notes.
Regards,
Magic43