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re cfika - probably an omission

re your modification to solve videocassettes - most people would consider
a coffeetable book of art or photgraphy to be clearly a 'book' and not
soething else, though the would not take the same thing on computer media
to necessarily be a 'book'.  A 'tetx' book is a book no matter what the media.
So maybe the videocassette variety of 'book' is the way to go.

lojbab