Veli-Pekka Tätilä wrote: > 5. Before I let you go I should mention one important factor in choosing the > book. I know this narrows down the scope loads, but if at all possible the > book should be readily available in electronic form. My favorite formats > are: CHM, TXT, HTML, accessible PDF and LIT in this order (Well I hate the > last one more than most). The reason is that I'm actually sight impaired and > should I get a physical book, that means hours or days of scanning before I > can enjoy it on the computer with a formant speech synth. Even so, typos or > subtle layout bugs might creep in. > > As to getting physical books in electronic form, apart from ordinary e-books > I know of two ways. The first are services like <www.bookshare.org> which > are great in principle and legal, too. THe only problem is I don't live in > the States and the local Finnish equivalent has very few tech books. the > other, of course, is getting books scanned by someone else and distributed
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