[phrodod]

Originally Posted by DMcCunney

I think you misunderstand the agreement.

The text PG distributes is in the public domain. You are welcome to do anything you like with it. If you convert it to a different format, you must remove the PG boilerplate, as it isn't a PG edition any longer.

You can redistribute the plain text edition too.

http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/Gutenb...enberg_License
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Dennis

Dennis;

Thanks for the PG license page that explains everything very nicely and clearly. I had been unsure of the idea of removing ALL references to PG, but now I understand why someone might want to do that.

Phrodod