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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>I made a snide comment about reading material for
the throne room. But in all seriousness, I keep my October buyers guide and
the current Flying Models close at hand. If my wife is watching TV or readying,
it's nice to be able to be in the same room instead of upstairs reading the
computer. I'm a failure analysis expert on IC engines, and I still manage to
spend 4 hours a day or more on the computer. When I get home, it's the last
thing I want to be doing. I, for one, would pay extra to get a proper paper
copy. I don't believe books and magazines are ever going to go away. I also
agree with Lee that advetisers would prefer hard copies of their ads that will
be available for review weeks or months from time of printing. I still have my
'96 Buyers Guide with the notations of the stuff Dick Hanson recommended for my
first pattern plane (OS91 powered Runaround).</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Jeff</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML>