Inside Bucks Row

[Scott Nelson]

Is the "OVER 540 pages" just the first part or does it include the other six parts?

[Elamarna]

Great news defo my sort of subject is all this accessible on my I-pad??
cheers christian

Hi,
it works on any PDF reader, but not all allow the hyperlinks to function.
Adobe certainly does and I think it works ok in something called pages.
My friend tested it on his full size Apple computer. And his iPad


If not it's just a traditional book.

Steve

[Elamarna]

Is the "OVER 540 pages" just the first part or does it include the other six parts?

That is just this volume Scott.
543 pages.

Steve

[Herlock Sholmes]

I’ve saved mine to Kindle on my iPad.

[Elamarna]

I’ve saved mine to Kindle on my iPad.

You will find the links won't work in kindle at present Herlock, you will just have a conventional book.
If there is demand I may convert to kindle format later.

Steve

[Herlock Sholmes]

You will find the links won't work in kindle at present Herlock, you will just have a conventional book.
If there is demand I may convert to kindle format later.

Steve

As you know Steve, technology and I don’t speak the same language so I don’t know what won’t work by me saving your book to Kindle? Is it the maps and diagrams?

Anyway I’ve just saved it to Acrobat too. Is that a better thing to do?

[Elamarna]

As you know Steve, technology and I don’t speak the same language so I don’t know what won’t work by me saving your book to Kindle? Is it the maps and diagrams?

Anyway I’ve just saved it to Acrobat too. Is that a better thing to do?

Yes in kindle, none of the links will work at all without converting the format.
So the footnotes, maps and external links won't function.
I may convert it, at a later stage, however you are then at the mercy of Amazon to a degree..

Acrobat works best at present.

Full functionality


Steve

[Herlock Sholmes]

Yes in kindle, none of the links will work at all without converting the format.
So the footnotes, maps and external links won't function.
I may convert it, at a later stage, however you are then at the mercy of Amazon to a degree..

Acrobat works best at present.

Full functionality


Steve

Cheers Steve,

Acrobat it is then.

[Christian]

Hi,
it works on any PDF reader, but not all allow the hyperlinks to function.
Adobe certainly does and I think it works ok in something called pages.
My friend tested it on his full size Apple computer. And his iPad


If not it's just a traditional book.

Steve

Many thanks sir look forward to it

[Elamarna]

If anyone wants their copy of Inside Bucks Row to be personalized with a hand written message, let me know when ordering.
If you have already purchased the work, again just let me know at insidebucksrow@gmail.com and I will send you a new edition including the message.

[Elamarna]

The latest update is now available, and the news that there will probably be a print edition in 2020.


Steve

[Herlock Sholmes]

The latest update is now available, and the news that there will probably be a print edition in 2020.


Steve

Good news Steve

[barnflatwyngarde]

A propos of absolutely nothing, let me say that I have read Steve's book and thoroughly enjoyed it.

The amount of detail in the book is quite staggering, and in relation to the pelters that Steve has been getting on another thread, in my opinion he has presented the facts in a sober and unbiased way.

Any speculation in the book is done from the standpoint of available evidence and probability.
Any speculation like this will inevitably tread on the toes of someone's theory, but isn't honest assessment of the evidence and sober speculation to be applauded as trying to take the case forward?

[Elamarna]

Coming Soon, 2nd Edition.
Expanded History of Bucks Row, with additional maps and new discussions on the name Bucks Row itself.

Also addition information in the chapter on Mary Ann Herself, and some changes to the "Cast" chapter.

Steve

[Elamarna]

THE SECOND EDITION IS NOW OUT.
Most of the annoying typos have been corrected.

The 2nd Edition contains an expanded section on "Polly" and on the "Cast" plus new maps in the chapter on the Geography and History of Bucks Row and whole new section on the on the lost Public Houses of the area.