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Date: Sun, 23 Sep 2012 16:54:27 +0200
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Can I buy your book? 

On Sun, 23 Sep 2012 00:22:29 -0400, William
Mosley wrote: 

> If this message reaches the wrong person, please
direct it to the proper contact. TY.
> 
> I wrote my first book OO --
and hated it. When I reached 67,000 words, I had to split the book into
two sections and save them as part 1 and part 2. OO would freeze up
often and I would lose valuable work each time. It happened with such
regularity that I thought of forsaking the OO suite and submitting to
the Microsoft. What sucked worse is that, since OO is free, I really
couldn't complain. I mean, I could, but who would have the balls to tell
someone, "Hey! This free gift you gave me sucks ass!" That's not my
style.
> 
> But with the release of OO 3.4, my problems are a thing of
the past. Once again, I LOVE OO!!! Currently, I don't not have the money
to support the project, but when I do, I will gladly contribute!
> 
>
KEEP UP THE FANTASTIC WORK!
> 
> William Mosley

  
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