Xaxaxe wrote:I'm puzzled by this reaction; I've done the same thing. I've saved not only inserts but favorite advertisements from yesteryear. I'm not seeing what the big deal is.

Its the collecting bug.  Once you start collecting in one area you start seeing everything else in terms of its collectability even if it is utter rubbish.  

There are some days when I feel like getting rid of everything and stopping this obsession.  Then on other days I think to myself ... I need a larger room ...  

Aneoth wrote:   OMG!!!!!!!!!!  

Aneoth, you should see some of the things I do . . . I've just given my daughter (not quite 3 years old) a stack of extra maps (I've got dozens and dozens of extra poster maps from box sets, accessories, etc.).  I let her spread them out and play Dora the Explorer (which means she walks on them).

I give her markers to color in the maps .  We took a stack of old Dragons and colored in the black in white pictures.  We took other Dragons and cut out the pictures and glued them onto a piece of poster board.

(Hey, I'm Mr. Mom Mon-Fri in the afternoons - there's lots of time that needs to be occupied!)  

OK Folks, I can understand recent issues and even more those that first started coming out after the introduction of 3ed. But how many of you trash the early issues?  

Mars wrote:Maybe I should start a poll on this.  I've installed them both once or twice and  poked around them for about 10 minutes then never used them again.  Do people really use these?

Same here.  Everything about those CD's is a pain in the butt.  

Kingofpain89 wrote:
Same here.  Everything about those CD's is a pain in the butt.  

The actual interface is horrible but the files themselves as pdfs can just be copied onto your hard drive without installing the software and you can use Adobe Acrobat reader to view them.