jfaulken

Just discovered this thread! Is it still possible to get in for 2? Thanks!

I would also like to sign up for an uncased for Lynx 1. Thanks!

Count me in for 2 kits as well!

PayPal'd!

Also, you said you don't do homebrews because of stepping-on-toes problems, but if I wanted to get a few custom overlays for a homebrew that I'm making, would you be interested?

Hey Steven! I'm about to paypal you for: Armor Attack MineStorm (Psychedelic) Rip-Off Scramble Spinball Star Castle (Arcade) Vectrex (Psychedelic E) Dark Tower (Blue) Which should be $111 ( 8 * $13 + $7 SH). Let me know if that math is correct and you've still got em. Thanks! John

Heh, wow. Real life happened and I haven't gotten back to it. I did get the copy back from them, it's really good quality. It's immediately obvious that I'll need to do a lot more formatting and content changing, though. I'll see what I can get done this weekend and update you guys again. Excited that there's interest! - John

I haven't forgotten, just waiting on the proof copy to get here before I make some changes and re-upload.

Sweet! I would love to have a set of about 10 color pages as an inset in the middle of the book. A set of "color plates" on glossy in an otherwise regular 40# book. Good luck with your project!

Dan, it's free to sign up. They do let you do color, but as far as I can tell you have to go all color or all b/w for an entire book. I've got a couple books at our office that we printed with lulu and the quality is *very* high. You can do hardcover if you like, I'm going for just a regular 'softcover textbook' feel with the work I'm doing. The best technical books out there are O'Reilly in my opinion, so I'm aping their style and layout as much as possible. Working on a new "beta" version tonight, I'll let you guys know when it's up. The last one was 6x9 which is more of a trade paper "fiction" layout, I'm doing the next revision at 7.4x9.6 which is more like a paperback textbook.

Ok, ordered a copy. It was $11.71 with shipping. I set the price to the lowest possible so there's no profit. Gonna make an editing pass and clean it up right nice and then make another post here. I'll also update when the proof copy shows up.

http://www.lulu.com/content/paperback-book/atari-2600-programming-for-newbies/10211870 I'm going to take an editing pass on it, lots of things are stupid. I didn't put in page numbers, for instance. I'm also going to have to fix a lot of margin errors. Does anyone know if http://www.atariage.com/forums/index.php?app=core&module=attach&section=attach&attach_id=85135 is the newest version from Andrew's text files?

I'm going through the steps right now on Lulu with the last version of the .doc file that was posted here. Curious to see how crappy it comes out without any real "fixing."

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