Re: Racking Secrets by Joe Tucker - Copies

"Mark Maxey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I'd love to if this book is in fact no longer available.  Why don't you
just
> make the book into a PDF or something and let people download it.  If its
> legal and clear I'll even provide the hosting at no charge to whoever
wants
> it.
>
> Mark

I don't have a scanner and am not about to type all that in!  Maybe someone
else who has the book will do this?

dwhite

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>
> "Dan White" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Someone wrote that this book is no longer available, according to the
> > author.  I have a pristine copy and would be happy to make a copy for
> anyone
> > who wants one.  Since I am not looking to make a profit, just a few
cents
> > for the copying, I'm not sure if it is illegal.  Anyway, I don't think a
> few
> > copies of an out of print book will bother anybody.  If the author has
> more
> > copies and gets pissed, then let me know and he can sell them!
> >
> > If you want a copy, sent me an email.  It would be helpful for me if you
> put
> > RACKING SECRETS in caps in the Subject line so I see it amongst the spam
> > more easily.  It would be about 25 or 30 copies since I can copy 2 pages
> at
> > a time (the book is only about 11" wide and 48 pgs long plus cover).
I'd
> > have to check into copier charges and mailing would depend on the
> > destination, but I did this once before with video tapes and it worked
out
> > pretty well.
> >
> > I'll wait awhile and see if anyone wants a copy, and then I'll reply to
> > those people in private email.
> >
> > By the way, the effectiveness of this book seems to be in question, but
> for
> > me, there is NO DOUBT that I made balls on the break (9 ball) more often
> > after using his ideas.  Granted, I don't play much 9 ball, but I can
> predict
> > which ball will go in before I break, and it either goes right in, or
> comes
> > close.
> >
> > dwhite
> >
> >
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