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#179300 3-Sep-2015 12:53
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Now that the book shop in Featherston Street in Wellington has closed down and Tech books in Auckland online shop looks pretty sparse, is there anywhere else on shore having a (decent) range of IT books or is it off to Amazon for expedited shipping? 

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  #1379003 3-Sep-2015 12:53
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That sounds good...




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  #1379013 3-Sep-2015 12:58
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You'd probably get a better response moving this out into the off topic forum.

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  #1379026 3-Sep-2015 13:13
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Thanks, is it possible to ask a mod to move, is it quicker just to delete and start again?



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  #1379043 3-Sep-2015 13:20
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knoydart: Thanks, is it possible to ask a mod to move, is it quicker just to delete and start again?


Done!

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  #1379071 3-Sep-2015 13:55
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Are they available as ebooks or PDFs?

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  #1379075 3-Sep-2015 13:59
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I'm looking for dead trees at the moment if at all possible

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  #1379101 3-Sep-2015 14:23
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knoydart: I'm looking for dead trees at the moment if at all possible

 

Pretty much amazon or ebay. The same problem goes with selling text books in NZ. Because the market is so small, they are very difficult to resell.

 
 
 

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  #1379539 4-Sep-2015 09:36
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On a side note, during the Microsoft Ignite I wanted to buy a book to gift to a speaker - walked a block to Whitcoulls to find out it is no more.... Lucky people on Twitter guide me to Unity Books on High St and I did find the book I wanted there - but it is a small selection and kind of niche.





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