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| You might also be interested in this - Google's, "...search tool will let people print classics such as Dante's Inferno or Aesop's Fables, as well as other books no longer under copyright. Until now, the service has only let people read such books on-screen. Google's book search service stems from a wider project to put books online in a searchable format, which it is undertaking with major universities. Working with Google on the Books Library project are Oxford University, Harvard, Stanford, the University of Michigan and the University of California, as well as the New York Public Library. Volunteers working for a project known as Gutenberg have for some years copied out-of-copyright books as text files, which can then be used for printing, reading or piping into a programme for editing. But Google's PDF offering is the first service to produce these books in a "print-ready" format - although online shopping site Amazon has offered limited online access to the contents of its huge bookstore."* * http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/5297412.stm Reply | with quote |  30th August 2006ce 08:34 In reply to: Re: Stukeley's Stonehenge (moss) |
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