Download your free copy here.
http://wdbsa.nl/free_ebook_from_sumpmagazine.htm
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Hi,Danny,Henk and Rik,a well put together nostalgic look into our history.Some great photos also the poetry, prose and statements are awesome.Well done a credit
to you.
cheers Rick
email (option): richardholt@rocketmail.com
I like it very much chaps! I like the fact that it's very loose and not in any particular order, you don't know what's going to be on the next page. Some great images and some very wise and moving words, well done.
Thanks very much, very enjoyable
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Rick, it's all credit to Danny and certainly not to me. All I did was give Danny a blanket permission to use some photographs of the old clunker and this is the first that I've seen of it.
Very nice, Danny and some interesting choices.
Good job Danny and thanks to Henk and Rik as well!
Hello Stuart, the short answer is that you can't download it onto the Mac platform. The eBook was assembled in a program called Desktop Author - and a pretty old version of the program, at that.
So you can easily download it on a PC. But the version of Desktop Author that I used won't support Macs. Sorry about that, but it means paying a lot more money for an upgrade, and as such a relatively small percentage of world uses Macs, there's no mileage in it.
Also, aside from maybe selling a couple of T-shirts, there's no revenue coming in from the eBook. It was just something that I wanted to do. An itch I had to scratch.
Meanwhile, thanks to all those who posted comments/feedback about the eBook. I had wanted it to be so much better, but it was one of those projects that was sitting around uncompleted for a long time, and there comes a point (as anyone who's ever built or restored a bike knows) when you have to stop.
Note to Stuart: If you really get jammed up with this, email me off forum and I'll try and sort something out for you.
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