I should have mentioned, the book was produced using dos-based programs, as   
   that's what was working at the time I edited the book.   
   Some of it is in Pro-Write, some of it is in Alpha Pro, and some of it was   
   written in something I can no longer remember. The book could   
    probably be put back together as a pdf, but would most likely take dozens of   
   hours to convert. Much quicker if I can find one of the remaining   
   copies I have in storage and scan the book straight to pdf. This pdf would not   
   be for sale, would bve for those still wanting it.   
    But I'm not going to go to the trouble unless there is quite a few more   
   people that want it.   
      
   On Sun, 07 Nov 2010 20:29:04 -0800, bubba3897@charter.net wrote:   
      
   >No longer available for sale, as the printing company had a female employee   
   who complained of the content. Is only available in an electronic version, and   
   would most likely take me many moons to put it back together.   
   >On Sun, 10 Sep 2006 18:54:07 +0200, "Mark U"  wrote:   
   >   
   >>Hi all,   
   >>   
   >>I'm a Danish fan who's only been collecting for the last few years, and this   
   >>is my first post to this NG. I was wondering if Paul Hugli's TL Companion is   
   >>still available somewhere(?) It seems to be *the* book to have.   
   >>   
   >>Let me know if I can contribute with anything from my neck of the woods. I'm   
   >>constantly looking for old magazines, VHS tapes, etc., and also have quite a   
   >>few duplicates.   
   >>   
   >>Regards,   
   >>-Mark   
   >>   
      
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