Just out of curiosity, is that "Windows 3.1 Bible" published by Peachpit Press, the publishers of the "Mac Bible" series? If so, it's probably a very useful and informative book.

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Great to hear from you, Sir Bunsen Honeydew. To answer your question, yes this bible was published by Peachpit Press, and yes it is very detailed, and useful (considering it's for a Windows operating system). Fred Davis is a great author. His approach is almost similar to that of Arthur Naiman & co. in the Macintosh Bible series, which is also very useful, and entertaining to read.

Btw, how many editions of the Macintosh Bible are there? I have edition 3 & 4 at the moment, which are both in fairly good condition (although my copy of the 4 edition does have some significant wear on the front/back cover).

Also, what ever happened to Beaker, Bunsen?

Win 3.1 disks can be founf boxed on ebay all the time for a reasonable amount of money, cheaper then getting something shipped from Canada to the US anyway.

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I am sure they are, but attending school at an older institution does have its benefits, which by far outweighs the necessity for eBay.