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Old 04-21-2010, 08:02 AM   #10
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The scan might be copyrighted, but if you OCRed the scan the resulting text file would not be under copyright.
They might claim a copyright on the scan (as Google do), but that doesn't mean they have one. A direct photographic reproduction of a two dimensional work is generally not considered to attract copyright under US law, as is does not contain any originality. (Corel vs Bridgeman)
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