The local liberal arts college seems to have a copy of the 1988 edition of the CMOS Cookbook!
Even seems to have been a fairly popular checkout in the years prior to the card catalog going all electronic:
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CMOS Cookbook
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Don Lancaster has writen quite a few popular books. The content isn't great, but the self-promotion is expert.
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I first ran into his stuff in Byte. It works, but he's no Steve Jobs.
-- Bill Sloman, Sydney
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But you, on the other hand, are such a knowledgeable piece-a-shit >:-} ...Jim Thompson
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True. I know enough to detect when Jim-out-of-touch-with-reality-Thompson is posting nonsense, and he does resent it when I point it out.
-- Bill Sloman, Sydney