Free Intel manuals
Posted: Fri Nov 21, 2003 6:07 pm
I don't know, but I ordered them a few weeks ago and I got a fedex mail saying it's on its way. (at least, system programming ) Also, AMD claims not to ship the books outside the usa, but if you enter the wrong information (you cannot enter the correct country, but if you use the free form fields for those bits of information) the people at DHL understand what the intent is and will ship it correctly. With a 3 month delay, but still, it's better than printing yourself..Pype.Clicker wrote: well, yes, Intel Manuals can be ordered for free ... though you'll have to provide (or cheat ?) with your "company name" and your "job title" ... i'm also unsure about whether they ship printed manuals outside of US or not ... i got the CDROM with manuals for free shipped at home (Belgium, Europe), but a manual seems much more expensive to me ...
Well, not really. The Company Name was "Pro-POS GbR", since any not officially listed enterprise defaults to GbR in Germany. And my job title... well, I *am* Software Engineer, so there.Pype.Clicker wrote: well, yes, Intel Manuals can be ordered for free ... though you'll have to provide (or cheat ?) with your "company name" and your "job title" ...
They positively do. Both Lennart (Sweden) and I (Germany) got our copy within weeks.i'm also unsure about whether they ship printed manuals outside of US or not ...
Heck, I even got two sets, one to the company I occasionally work for and one delivered directly to my apartment. I remember doing something similar to get PowerPC manuals from Motorola a few years back. Not sure if they still provide them in print, but I think you can get them as .pdf.They positively do. Both Lennart (Sweden) and I (Germany) got our copy within weeks.
DevL wrote:Again, they positively do, as my copies from less than half a year back prove.I remember doing something similar to get PowerPC manuals from Motorola a few years back. Not sure if they still provide them in print...