Saul's books by email attachment or CD?

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January 1, 2002

Dear Saul,

I didn't dare to ask this of you until I just saw your offer to on

the Oxyplus List. [see below.]

I have been running into people who say to me that they want to read your

book, The Story of Ozone, but when I tell them to subscribe to your list and

request a free copy from you, most of them just don't get around to doing

it, frustrating me no end.

Also, I sometimes wish I could just email a page or two of your book to

answer someone's question more authoritatively.

So I am, herewith, asking you to send me your book, The Story of Ozone, as

an email attachment so that I can email it in part or whole to my contacts.

I find that the people in my town who do get around to reading The Story of

Ozone then elect to come over to my house and to look at and sometimes use

my ozone sauna equipment that I obtained from you.

I hope/presume that you include author-publisher contact and copyright

information, etc. on each page as a header or footer.

For that matter, Saul, it would be useful and convenient to be able to just

print out a certain page or two from your other great books to share with

people. Again, each page could have author-publisher contact, copyright,

reprint permission info, etc. on it.

This would make easy the updating and amplifying of your books by you, as

well as creating comprehensive and up-to-date indexes for them. Distributing

your books in digital form would make them much more widely read. In a

country like mine, the USA, I believe the future of ozone sauna therapy lies

predominantly with the do-it-yourselfer as physicians will almost always

want to opt for something less feasible for home use. After all, business is

business and medicine is a private business in the USA.

For years I have been using Ventura, a professional-level and easy-to-learn

book publishing software. It was first developed by Xerox and later acquired

by Corel. At times I have dreamed of having your books in digital form in

Ventura and then to be able to amplify them with photos and stories from

successful users of your equipment.

TIA,

LeClair

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: oxygen therapies -> oxidative stress

Date: Tue, 1 Jan 2002 05:41:26 -0500

Is there anything I can read that discusses this. I just ordered the book

on oxygen therapies by McCabe. Is that a good book to start when learning

about oxygen therapies. Thanks again.

Flynn

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