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RE: Supplies

Posted: Wed Jun 14, 2006 7:16 pm
by Banquet
Kall Kwick.

The full price for that lot was £57 - but, before you fall off your chair - there are cheaper options.

The reference manual (207 pages) was £13
The whole lot was £31
To get them thermally bound cost £2.50 for each book (£3 for the ref manual as it was over 200 pages)
And the glossy cover and hardback added the rest.

I have never got a manual printed before, or dreamed of spending that much - but for CotA it's worth it (to me) The manual is excellent and having it printed out is the finishing touch to a classic game that will be on my hard drive for a long time.

RE: Supplies

Posted: Wed Jun 14, 2006 7:43 pm
by MarkShot
I am touched that you paid money to get my tips printed! :)

RE: Supplies

Posted: Wed Jun 14, 2006 7:54 pm
by RayWolfe
I guess that if the users find a fundamental issue which is covered in the manual but turns out to be a problem, we wont be allowed to put it right. Vis: program changed, tested for bugs, problem solved now let's change the manual ..... Whoa, can't do that, Banquet paid £57 for a manual .... oh bugger, keep it as it was and take the flack. [:'(]

Ray

Banquet you devotion has been noted, the "palace" will be notified, expect a call.

RE: Supplies

Posted: Wed Jun 14, 2006 8:04 pm
by Banquet
ORIGINAL: RayWolfe

I guess that if the users find a fundamental issue which is covered in the manual but turns out to be a problem, we wont be allowed to put it right. Vis: program changed, tested for bugs, problem solved now let's change the manual ..... Whoa, can't do that, Banquet paid £57 for a manual .... oh bugger, keep it as it was and take the flack. [:'(]

Lol, good point.. no manual changes please! [:D]

MarkShot, those 20 pages were the real reason why I wanted it all printed [;)]

RE: Supplies

Posted: Wed Jun 14, 2006 11:28 pm
by Arjuna
[:D]