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Didn't see in Catalog.
If I make scans of out-of-print books which are hard to find, what's the best way to go about printing copies for personal use? I figure loose page printing and DIY binding, which the binding isn't hard to do for softcovers. The point is I don't want to be a jackass and make it even harder or more expensive to find by buying more original copies.
Home printers are generally not duplex-capable and far too expensive to use outside of a few odd pages, and the paper is generally too thick. Commercial PDF printing (Staples, Kinkos, College Printers, Library, etc) is so expensive it's often cheaper just to buy the few remaining original copies floating around. On top of that, they'll generally refuse to print obviously copyrighted works unless it's a self-service station like at a college.
Guess I should find a friend with a duplex capable laser printer. That goes as low as 2 cents per page.
If I make scans of out-of-print books which are hard to find, what's the best way to go about printing copies for personal use? I figure loose page printing and DIY binding, which the binding isn't hard to do for softcovers. The point is I don't want to be a jackass and make it even harder or more expensive to find by buying more original copies.
Home printers are generally not duplex-capable and far too expensive to use outside of a few odd pages, and the paper is generally too thick. Commercial PDF printing (Staples, Kinkos, College Printers, Library, etc) is so expensive it's often cheaper just to buy the few remaining original copies floating around. On top of that, they'll generally refuse to print obviously copyrighted works unless it's a self-service station like at a college.
Guess I should find a friend with a duplex capable laser printer. That goes as low as 2 cents per page.