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Originally Posted by cybmole
well I'm a tad older than that!
& just nitpicking here but AFAIk there is no legal way to acquire an e-book version of even an out-of-print copy unless you actually own it & scan it yourself. I have no moral objection to acquiring such things myself, just saying...
But the site as a whole has a somewhat inconsistent attitude to these issues - there are some very useful tools out there that cannot be named, only alluded to, [ or get banned] yet it's OK to chat about how to rip the headers/ footers or the "converted by trial version of " embedded messages from books from dodgy sources; just saying is all...
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I think AnotherCat meant me.
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I apologize; if the book is not available as an ebook, and you own the pbook yourself, then of course you are allowed to do it, morally if not legally. I shouldn't've leapt to a conclusion.
Although if the book was available as an ebook, there's a good chance the legal copy would look much better.