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Amiga computer related discussion => General chat about Amiga topics => Topic started by: asian1 on October 12, 2005, 05:08:53 PM
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Google and Yahoo have similar projects: scanning old, out of print books. However there is a lawsuit from the authors.
If they can solve the problems, is it possible to scan old Amiga related books, manual etc?
What about copyright problems?
http://print.google.com
Yahoo (future project):
http://www.archive.org
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No
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No ? :cry: I can't find the guru book anywhere. To have it online would be really great.
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And illegal.
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I bought Guru book recently, it was cheapish and in good shape. I consider myself lucky.
I also e-mailed Ralph Babel. He is alive and well, and he would allow reprinting of the book against a "good offer" - it's unclear what this would be, but if any of you is "money man" and interested in The Amiga Guru Book reprint, please contact Ralph :)
Also modifications would be allowed.
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I scanned all my Amiga magazines onto CD. Too bad I can't make them available. :-)
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There are a ton of c64 books scanned... why not Amiga?
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A lot of the old Atari 8-bit books and magazines are online with the permissions of the owners.
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And many TRS-80 books at www.trs-80.com