Kinematics and Dynamics of Machinery: SI Edition - No Supplement Needed

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The discussion revolves around difficulties accessing supplementary materials for the book "Kinematics and Dynamics of Machinery." The user expresses frustration over being unable to join the book's website, which limits their ability to utilize additional resources. Suggestions include contacting the site administration for assistance, as this may resolve access issues. The conversation highlights the importance of reaching out for help when encountering technical problems, emphasizing that others may face similar challenges. The forum rules clarify that posts cannot be deleted upon request, reinforcing the idea that shared experiences can benefit the community.
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I have bought the book kinematics and dynamics of machinery, second edition in SI units but
in spite of my attempts I can't join the books website so I am not using supplimentary material.
It is a very hard subject, hard to understand problems.
 
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That's tough - what have you tried? What, specifically, was the result?
Are you supposed to be able to join the website?
Have you tried contacting the site administration?
 
it is ok by contact in spite of my thought of contact doestn work.. thank you for reply but can you delete this thread now.
 
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mech-eng said:
it is ok by contact in spite of my thought of contact doestn work.. thank you for reply but can you delete this thread now.

From the PF Rules that you had agreed to:

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Neither member accounts nor a member's posts will be deleted on demand. It is up to the discretion of the forum owners and admins. Posts are for everyone's benefit and should be thought of as permanent.

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Summary: the solution was to contact the site administration.

There is an excellent chance you are not the only one with this problem who did not realize it was appropriate to bother the site admins. This thread will serve as a lesson for others so you efforts will result in some good.

We've all done stuff we are embarrassed about - don't worry about it.
 
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