Overseas Shipments

[Barry Klein]

 Jw> I'm about to order a set of Xerox copies (including a binder) of
 Jw> Hal Chamberlin's book Musical App's of Microrocessors from Hal
 Jw> himself. However it's got to be sent (from the US) to the Netherlands
 Jw> (Europe, for those of you who don't know where to look on the map).
 Jw> Anyway, does anyone have any experience with these kind of overseas
 Jw> shipments? What would be a good way of sending such a pile of paper:
 Jw> air mail, FedEx, ???? Any tips? Do you need to insure it?

 Jw> Suggestions are welcome.

I've had good luck so far sending copies of my book via Global Priority.
(didn't ship FedEx)
This is a new method for overseas shipments using the postal service's
cardboard envelope.  You cram in whatever will fit - one of my 300
page books just fits.  It is $7 to Europe and $9 to Pacific Rim.  I tape
around the edges to make sure it makes it there ok.

Larger box-size shipments are cheap via DHL.  (at least through my employer
that is)

Tell Hal hi for me,
Barry

klein_b at a1.wdc.com



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