Mcmaster #105 catalogs available for cost of postage if anyone wants them.
One is on cd.
One is hardcopy. First one to email me off list gets it (or them). Note the anti-spam inclusion in my header email address. jay (on) staticsinc dot com. StaticsJason |
Mcmaster #105 catalogs available for cost of postage if anyone wants them.
"StaticsJason" wrote in message
news:2zw2g.43839$EA3.34838@dukeread10... One is on cd. One is hardcopy. First one to email me off list gets it (or them). Note the anti-spam inclusion in my header email address. jay (on) staticsinc dot com. StaticsJason Hardcopy is spoken for. Took less than 15 minutes. CD is still up for grabs. StaticsJason |
Mcmaster #105 catalogs available for cost of postage if anyone wants them.
Hardcopy is spoken for. Took less than 15 minutes. CD is still up for grabs. I just emailed a request to you, Jason. My hardcopy is 106 but it's much quicker to search a CD than it is a hardcopy or online DB. TIA Hi Larry, It's yours. Got the email. StaticsJason |
Mcmaster #105 catalogs available for cost of postage if anyone wants them.
On Sat, 22 Apr 2006 15:42:59 -0500, "StaticsJason"
wrote: One is on cd. One is hardcopy. First one to email me off list gets it (or them). Note the anti-spam inclusion in my header email address. jay (on) staticsinc dot com. StaticsJason Everyone realizes that the catalog is online, right? -- Randy Replogle My wife says I'm doing my Christian duty... annoying the hell out of her. Randall Replogle 2006 |
Mcmaster #105 catalogs available for cost of postage if anyone wants them.
Randy Replogle writes: Everyone realizes that the catalog is online, right? Their online catalog is a little weird. It works, but there are times when the only way to get back to a particular item is to go back to the homepage and go clicky-pointy through the options until you get back to where you were-- there doesn't seem to be a way to deep-link to a particular search result. Sometimes taking a different route through the options seems to end up finding different items (this is partly a matter of experience with knowing what to search for in the first place-- something that printed catalogs seem to do better than search engines). Multi-tabbed browsers can mitigate this somewhat, because I can keep one result page open while I'm doing another search. But I'm never completely sure that I've found everything in the database that matches what I'm looking for (as opposed to what I searched for). Is the CD version just like the online version, or does it have PDFs of the catalog pages? |
Mcmaster #105 catalogs available for cost of postage if anyonewants them.
StaticsJason wrote:
One is on cd. One is hardcopy. First one to email me off list gets it (or them). Note the anti-spam inclusion in my header email address. jay (on) staticsinc dot com. StaticsJason It's on-line also. Julius |
Mcmaster #105 catalogs available for cost of postage if anyone wants them.
"Protagonist" wrote in message . .. StaticsJason wrote: One is on cd. One is hardcopy. First one to email me off list gets it (or them). Note the anti-spam inclusion in my header email address. jay (on) staticsinc dot com. StaticsJason It's on-line also. Julius I like that the online pricing is always up to date, but it's pretty intolerable when network trouble keeps pages from loading and I'm trying to get timely project stuf ordered. Having said that, their online search function is the best I've experienced. StaticsJason |
Mcmaster #105 catalogs available for cost of postage if anyone wants them.
"Ron Bean" wrote in message ... Randy Replogle writes: Everyone realizes that the catalog is online, right? Their online catalog is a little weird. It works, but there are times when the only way to get back to a particular item is to go back to the homepage and go clicky-pointy through the options until you get back to where you were-- there doesn't seem to be a way to deep-link to a particular search result. Sometimes taking a different route through the options seems to end up finding different items (this is partly a matter of experience with knowing what to search for in the first place-- something that printed catalogs seem to do better than search engines). Multi-tabbed browsers can mitigate this somewhat, because I can keep one result page open while I'm doing another search. But I'm never completely sure that I've found everything in the database that matches what I'm looking for (as opposed to what I searched for). Is the CD version just like the online version, or does it have PDFs of the catalog pages? I've never actually used the CD version. I get a new paper copy every few years. Between those and the online I've not had the need. I believe the CD version is identical to their website (but can't confirm). The fastest way to run the CD version would be to copy it all to the hard drive and run it locally. In any case, the online mcmaster catalog is pure torture over dialup, which many (some?) still use in this group. StaticsJason |
Mcmaster #105 catalogs available for cost of postage if anyone wants them.
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