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In article <1lurk7y.1tfspfb13cxhw3N%benoit@com.invalid>, Benoit
<benoit@com.invalid> wrote:

>     I found an old Mac programming book and I wondered if it was worth
> anyhing. It's the second edition of "Macintosh programming secrets" by
> Scott Knaster and Keith Rollin. It is signed by Susan Kane, Andy
> Hertzfeld and Bill Atkinson on the first page.

that's a very old book and its contents are no longer relevant, but the
fact that it's signed is likely to be of interest to a collector.