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From: "Jason C. Wells" <jcwells@u.washington.edu>
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Subject: Conserving Momentum Was: Version 2 of "The Complete FreeBSD?"
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On Tue, 10 Feb 1998, Das Devaraj wrote:
> Just a comment about the sheer physical size of the book. Is
> there a plan to split it into two?  Will it cost more to 
> produce?  My personal preference is that each volume should be
> less than 1000 pages (makes them easier to handle when reading).
> 
> das

My personal preference is that a book be at least 1000 pages. I don't
judge a books value by it's cover. I look at the price per kilogram as
well as its total mass.

If the content is lacking you at least have the pleasure of a resounding
thud or even a scream from a hapless user when the tome comes back to
earth after you launch it. 

Getting to the point, I vote that it be maintained as one volume.

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