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Re: Apple //c Technical Reference Manual



Eric Shepherd wrote:
On 2006-07-22 22:47:12 -0400, "sicklittlemonkey" <Nick.Westgate@gmail.com> said:

Hmm, I wouldn't call a bad photocopy (that several members of this
forum have complained about) "still in print". I mean it's great that
someone's making it available and all, but considering that Apple have
given their blessing for distribution of Apple II manuals, it's about
time a PDF was available.


I sure wish I could distribute a higher-quality version, but what I have is all I've got. I print each copy when an order is placed, using a PDF that I scanned myself from the master copy I received from The Byte Works. That copy, itself, was a photocopy.

So unless I can find a brand-new, nice and clear copy somewhere to re-scan, I'm stuck with the PDF I've got, I'm afraid.

I see.

Perhaps someone with a printed copy of one of the books could saw it
apart and make a higher quality scan, but I agree that this is an
onerous process.

It's too bad that APDA was not provided with a "master" PDF as a
part of their distribution license.

And my license doesn't allow me to distribute electronic copies. I wish it did -- I'd love to be able to distribute all this stuff on CD-ROM!

In the years that have elapsed since the license terms were set, the
scene has changed dramatically.  Perhaps they would now be willing to
license you to distribute electronically.

-michael

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