re the missing info in your posts, as I long as I
know, which I now do, that the invisible writing will
show up when I hit reply, I can read the whole thing
whether I actually reply or not.
re the copyright--the catalog shows it as 1972, c
1961, which means, I'm sure, that the copyright is
1961. I suspect that whatever the first 15 pages (in
small roman numerals) are--probably a forward or
introduction--that material probably has a separate
copyright of 1972, but I'd use the 1961 copyright.
I checked both amazon and B&N, but neither had a copy
of the copyright page. Apparently the book is "much
enlarged and revised." The government copyright
office, which is supposed to be available after noon
on Sunday, isn't, so I'll check tomorrow afternoon.
When I get the book maybe it will have more
information. Merton is dead, so I don't know who
revised it or why the publisher doesn't have the
copyright--but Merton's copyright from 1961 probably
belongs to his estate.
Since we have time, unless you get the pages from
someone else,m you might send Gustavo a copy of the
copyright page and ask him how you should enter it. I
asked a couple of times and got answers both times,
but that was quite a while ago when he wasn't so busy.
Maybe Rui or Gerald or Carrie can ask for you if you
don't get a reply. smile
Cindy
--- Silvara <silvara@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Exactly. I copied the isbn number from Kurzweil. I
should try to change the
default setting so that this doesn't happen again.
Sorry Cindy.
As far as the book it says that the copy right is
1961. But when I put the
isbn on bn.com it shows the copy right as 1972. So I
am a bit confused about
which copy right to put in.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tiffany H. Jessen" <tjessen@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, January 29, 2006 7:03 PM
Subject: [bksvol-discuss] Re: missing pages
>I had one guess.
> Kurzweil's default settings are to make text white
on a black background.
> I
> was guessing maybe she copy/pasted the ISBN from
her scanning program into
> the email message, which is to be black on white,
and that is why it
> appears
> as white on white. However, when I looked back at
her message, (the
> original
> one and not just what was posted below yours), it
appeared fine, black on
> white.
> Very odd...
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Cindy" <popularplace@xxxxxxxxx>
> To: <bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Sunday, January 29, 2006 6:07 PM
> Subject: [bksvol-discuss] Re: missing pages
>
>
>> Grace,
>>
>> There's something really odd about how your posts
and
>> my email account relate. Are you writing part of
your
>> posts in invisible ink? Grin?
>>
>> Sometimes part or all of you message doesn't show
up
>> until I hit reply; then it does. The first time
this
>> happened I hit rply to write and ask what had
been
>> posted, and there it was. This time all of your
>> message showed up except the ISBN number, but
when I
>> hit reply to ask about it, there it was. Are you
maybe
>> writing white print, which doesn't show up on my
white
>> background? smile?
>>
>> Cindy
>>
>> --- Silvara <silvara@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>>
>> > HI all:
>> >
>> > I am validating The New Seeds of Contemplation
by
>> > Thomas Merton ISBN: 0-8112-0099-x
>> >
>> > Page 288and 289 appear to be missing. If the
>> > submitter or anyone can get me these pages I
would
>> > appreciate it.
>> > Thanks.
>> >
>> > *****
>> > Grace
>> >
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