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In lugnet.general, Sheree Rosenkrantz writes:
> What are the others?
I don't know total numbers, but I've seen (and have in my possession)
catalogs in hebrew. No idea books
or instructions that I know of, though; and the catalogs might be translated
by the store (named "Han
toys") and not by TLC.
> Also, where should I be posting questions of the nature?
I dunno... maybe .publish?
-Shiri
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Shiri Dori <shirid@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:Fu7880.44u@lugnet.com...
> In lugnet.general, Sheree Rosenkrantz writes:
> > What are the others?
>
> I don't know total numbers, but I've seen (and have in my possession)
> catalogs in hebrew. No idea books
> or instructions that I know of, though; and the catalogs might be • translated
> by the store (named "Han
> toys") and not by TLC.
>
> > Also, where should I be posting questions of the nature?
>
> I dunno... maybe .publish?
>
> -Shiri
I would love to see a scan of a Lego catalogue in Hebrew. Your catalogues
are most likely in Israel now? If you and your family go home for the
summer, would you consider scanning one or bringing one back with you this
fall to scan. All of us at my house would enjoy seeing a catalogue in
Hebrew.
thanks,
sheree
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Sheree Rosenkrantz wrote:
> I would love to see a scan of a Lego catalogue in Hebrew. Your catalogues
> are most likely in Israel now? If you and your family go home for the
> summer, would you consider scanning one or bringing one back with you this
> fall to scan. All of us at my house would enjoy seeing a catalogue in
> Hebrew.
Jenn and I scanned a catalog (I think the same one shiri is referring to) recently...
At least I think we did. So it's either uploaded to brickshelf or on our home comp.
I'll look for it tonight and see if I can upload it to my site as well.
:)
Dan
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In lugnet.general, Sheree Rosenkrantz writes:
> I would love to see a scan of a Lego catalogue in Hebrew. Your catalogues
> are most likely in Israel now? If you and your family go home for the
> summer, would you consider scanning one or bringing one back with you this
> fall to scan. All of us at my house would enjoy seeing a catalogue in
> Hebrew.
Actually, I have one of my catalogs here with me... but my scanner is part of
an officejet, so it only scans individual pages (which means I'd have to rip
it up to scan it :-/ ). Dan mentioned, I think, that he has the catalog as
well... so if he puts on the scans, I'll pass. :-)
-Shiri
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In lugnet.general, Shiri Dori writes:
> In lugnet.general, Sheree Rosenkrantz writes:
> > I would love to see a scan of a Lego catalogue in Hebrew. Your catalogues
> > are most likely in Israel now? If you and your family go home for the
> > summer, would you consider scanning one or bringing one back with you this
> > fall to scan. All of us at my house would enjoy seeing a catalogue in
> > Hebrew.
>
> Actually, I have one of my catalogs here with me... but my scanner is part of
> an officejet, so it only scans individual pages (which means I'd have to rip
> it up to scan it :-/ ). Dan mentioned, I think, that he has the catalog as
> well... so if he puts on the scans, I'll pass. :-)
>
> -Shiri
Hi Shiri,
When I have needed to scan catalogs or instructions ... I take the staples out
of the center, scan the separate pages, and then reinsert the staples...
Just a way I found that works
John
P.s. Love the work you and the others are doing in Castle: ). Lots of good
creative energy !
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