Small Preview on the History of Steel Catalog

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Originally Posted by Tim Simmons

I do not have a credit card, so I tried to get this book through a friend. We stopped trying as apparently this site is not secure?

It seems to secure enough . When you click "checkout" the address changes to https:// from http:// and there is the padlock in the bottom Rt hand corner of IE . There are no other recognised security certificates though .

Also when they send you the confirmation e-mail they correctly do not include any of your credit details as email is not secure .

As an extra precaution I have also phoned my credit card agency giving them exact details of the transaction including the amount and have advised them to get back to me with any suspicious activity in europe or the far east or double orders which were not authorised by me .


Despite all this I guess all I can do from now is keep my fingers crossed .

[Rick]

I'm sure the Museum will come through for you .

Antonio, how many copies were printed ?

[drdavid]

Hi all
I did not mean to give the impression that I thought the site or process was not secure, I am sure it is. Nor am I saying there is a major problem, it is just that the first and second times I tried to go through the checkout a server error message came up, leading me to think the transaction had not gone through when it actually had. If I had checked my email for a confirmation message before trying again I would have realised it had gone through. Antonio I am definitely not blaming anyone but myself for this blunder , (I have nothing but gratitute to you for enabling such a fine resource to come into being).
DrD

[Antonio Cejunior]

Originally Posted by drdavid

Hi all
I did not mean to give the impression that I thought the site or process was not secure, I am sure it is. Nor am I saying there is a major problem, it is just that the first and second times I tried to go through the checkout a server error message came up, leading me to think the transaction had not gone through when it actually had. If I had checked my email for a confirmation message before trying again I would have realised it had gone through. Antonio I am definitely not blaming anyone but myself for this blunder , (I have nothing but gratitute to you for enabling such a fine resource to come into being).
DrD

You didn't say it, no worries David. And no need to thank me either.
Just gave a helping hand

[Marc]

Got mine today.
It's indeed huge... and wonderful.
Thanks to all involved.

[Antonio Cejunior]

Hola Marc

Hace muy tiempo que no nos hablamos, hombre
Glad that you liked it.

[josh stout]

Yes it is a huge and amazing book. The photos are lovely, and show the folding patterns very well which is hard to do. There is one funny blooper I noticed in the Korean section where it twice mentioned the Japanese invasion of Korea in 1952. "whatchagonado"
Josh

[Antonio Cejunior]

Originally Posted by Rick

I'm sure the Museum will come through for you .

Antonio, how many copies were printed ?

It isn't easy though, Rick, but I will check with Sara.

I'm not sure. But since it became so big, it won't reach the 1.000 mark.