Mrs T found this old manual/brochure at her work.
it covers models up to, but sadly not including the 850 (even though there's one on the cover).
a couple of pages:
If its of interest, there are about 50 pages, I can scan them all and make a pdf file or something, so people can see it
JT
Would depend on the copyright holder (if any and applicable) allowing such reproduction.......but baring any complications like that I'd be glad to host it somewhere applicable :)
hmm
we'll stop at page 1 then
Good find, shame about the copyright thing http://www.writerswrite.com/journal/sep97/basic-copyright-concepts-for-writers-9973 The length of copyright protection depends on several factors: when the work was created, who created the work, and when the work was first distributed commercially. For works created on and after January 1, 1978, the copyright term for works created by an individual is the life of the author plus 50 years. The term of the copyright for "works for hire" is 75 years from the date of first "publication" (distribution of copies to the general public) or 100 years from the date of creation, whichever expires first. Just need to wait another 90 years! Not unlike waiting for Bob Dylan stuff to be available on Youtube, so I can listen to his 1 or 2 good songs))
Shame that.
We could ask the publisher?
Could you possibly pm me all info on 240's please.
I'll see if there's any copyright on those pages. Lol :wink:
anybody want this? FOC or it goes in the bin!! :)
I would.
gone via text :)
No worries
[QUOTE=JT;789895]gone via text :)[/QUOTE] Wow, that must be the longest text message in history!