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   XPost: soc.genealogy.britain, soc.genealogy.computing, soc.genealogy.medieval   
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   From: groleau+news@freeshell.org   
      
   Scottish Archive eBooks wrote:   
   > Finally, we would be interested in hearing from you of any titles   
   > which you would like to see made available on CD-ROM. Even if a title   
   > has already been made available on Google books, there is still a   
   > demand for high quality searchable eBooks, so let us know if there are   
   > any out-of-copyright titles that you'd like to see. My email address   
   > is admin (at) scottisharchiveebooks.co.uk   
      
   If it's not limited preview on Google books, it is fully searchable   
   there, and non-searchable PDF download as well.  Furthermore, whether   
   they have a preview or not, they have the find in a library link   
   to OCLC where you can put in your postal code and get the libraries   
   that have it ordered by driving distance.  History of the MacLeods   
   is in at least 23 libraries from U.K. to N.Z., one of them five miles   
   from me.   
      
   Print out the first five, take it to your local library,   
   and ask for an interlibrary loan.  Of course most libraries   
   won't loan genealogies but I've been successful half the times   
   I've tried this.   
      
   And if Google doesn't let you read it, it will still let you search   
   and tell you what pages to turn to.   
      
   Then there's OCR, ...   
      
   --   
   Wes Groleau   
      
      Worksheet for “Central American Migrants” Video   
      http://Ideas.Lang-Learn.us/russell?itemid=1009   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)