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I don't think so. You've been able to get PDF versions of many books (both textbooks and novels) for a few years. I've never met anyone who actually printed o
by jkincaid 17y ago
I don't think so. You've been able to get PDF versions of many books (both textbooks and novels) for a few years. I've never met anyone who actually printed one out or read an entire book from their computer, save for maybe a leaked Harry Potter book.
- ramchip 17y agoAs a student, I can say that the point isn't always to read the whole book: the kind of textbook you'd want in a PDF form tends to be large reference books which you can search quickly in a PDF reader. But I'm used to working and reading whole books on the screen, and believe it or not there are quite a few legal ones: for example I work with a few art books whose copyright has expired a long time ago, and I read a lot of research papers in PDF.
- randallsquared 17y agoI've read many entire books on my computer, mostly from Baen's free library.