On the subject of magazines, I would still like to figure out what to do about 
all the years of electronics magazines I have collected, currently in boxes, 
and taking up lots of space.

I don't want to dump them, because every so often I dig up a couple and learn 
something interesting, and reminisce.  Scanning into a PC would take me far 
more time that I have, and although some newer magazines have CD versions I 
can purchase, I know I won't find CD versions for Radio Electronics, Popular 
Electronics and Circuit Cellar going back to the 1980's.

Cheers,
-Neil.


On Tuesday 29 April 2008 00:21, David Meiklejohn wrote:
> Jinx wrote:
> > I believe EA joined ETI, and that too went downhill, shifting
> > towards PCs rather than electronics
>
> They kind of had to.  PCs were taking over, and interest in electronics
> was fading (or so it seems).  Both mags eventually died, and I'm sorry
> they're gone.  I don't agree with "good riddance" - one poor project
> doesn't overcome the many good projects that EA published over the years.
>
>
> David
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