Thread: The death of print ... (or, does DRM drive you to piracy?)
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Old 12-23-2009, 05:14 AM   #65
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Originally Posted by phenomshel View Post
I voted option 1 - purchase the title anyway, as my last few bouts of purchasing have been since Kindle for PC came out and I can now get some of those titles I didn't have access to before. They're available nowhere else, and unfortunately, the reason for that is that all but one are Topaz. I don't want to buy more print books, not only do I have a small house, but I love the infinite backupability (yeah, I know, but it's a word NOW, *grin*) of electronic formats. So, I took a gamble that either A. Amazon won't go out of business and that B. someone will eventually crack Topaz, and bought them anyway.
Speaking of which, anyone tried screen capture with Kindle for PC on a Topaz book? Be interesting to know if it OCRs at a decent standard.
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