From: Mark Steven Heyman (markheyman@infoproconsulting.com)
Date: Wed Aug 31 2005 - 19:42:33 BST
Hi all,
Horse's advice is probably good. I was concerned about this so
talked to my law-guy. As there is nothing to prevent us from
scanning our own copies, (no different than copying our legit music
(or software) to CD or tape for personal backup and use) his opinion
is that as long as we own a legit copy of the book, and as long as we
don't sell or otherwise distribute to people who DON'T own a legit
copy, we'll probably be ok. But this means it's up to us to be sure
who we're giving copies to, I guess.
FWIW,
Mark
On 31 Aug 2005 at 17:04, Horse wrote:
Hi Folks
As far as I know the digitised versions of both Lila and Zen are
copyrighted so it may be a good idea to take this thread off-list if
you want to discuss obtaining it.. There are all sorts of places that
the digital versions can be obtained but unless it's through 'proper'
outlets then take care as you could get into a bit of trouble. Sorry
to be a killjoy an' all that....
Cheers
Horse
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