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For those who don't know yet, I've taken years of QL Today Assembly Language articles, and built a book out of them.

You can get the whole thing, which is a pdf file of around 350 pages, neatly type set and searchable, printable etc, no DRM, at http://qdosmsq.dunbar-it.co.uk/download ... sembly.pdf - enjoy!

It makes an ideal last minute Christmas present!

Cheers,
Norm.

Well I've only had a quick look at the first ten pages, but I'm impressed

Thanks for that

Mark

PS note to forum admin, could have done with a clapping hands smilie

1024MAK wrote:Well I've only had a quick look at the first ten pages, but I'm impressed

Thanks.

Cheers,
Norm.

It's a very impressive book

Thank you Norman!

WWWOOOWWW!!! NormanDunbar, really amazing, very well done. How I liked if it were printed... C O N G R A T S !!!

Bubu wrote:WWWOOOWWW!!! NormanDunbar, really amazing, very well done. How I liked if it were printed... C O N G R A T S !!!

Thanks. Ifit was printed, it would cost money. If it cost money, and I sold it outside the UK, all these new VAT rules would come into force and I'd get screwed over by yet another fscked up EU directive.

Hence it's a pdf and anyone wanting a printed and bound copy, unfortunately, will have to do it themselves.

Hi Norman,

Any chance of an ePub version?

NormanDunbar wrote:Thanks. Ifit was printed, it would cost money. If it cost money, and I sold it outside the UK, all these new VAT rules would come into force and I'd get screwed over by yet another fscked up EU directive.

Not wanting to derail this thread, but it is so annoying that (a) VAT exists and (b) in the UK we have such a stupidly high rate of VAT (20%, or 1/5, that's 20p in every £1 on VAT chargeable goods). If we did not have VAT, this problem would not exist... Now why can't we charge politicians per word for speaking or writing about tax rules?

Anyway, back to comments and praise the excellent assembly book

Mark

Derek_Stewart wrote:Hi Norman,

Any chance of an ePub version?

Hi Derek,

I'll see what I can do post festivities. Any particular format?

Cheers,
Norm.