Magazine List

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Originally posted by Chuck Melton:
I have assembled a collection of magazines relating to our cars.
I've created a Magazine Index to list issues of interest.

I've tried to scan a couple of articles, but the black and white photos come out very poorly. Also, I think the font is too small, which is something I can not adjust when I scan a page. You can review both the scan format, and a text-only version that I have manually (error prone & tediously) typed. http://geocities.com/provamo72/
Let me know your thoughts. Considering the time involved to manually type the articles, I'm looking for a better way. Scan images have most of the photos removed, as size per page was excessive.

Ideas, suggestions, comments are welcome !

Chuck

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Hello Chuck,

This is just a friendly and helpful suggestion. Yahoo might shut your site down if they find out you are copying scanned images of currently available books or tech manuals onto your website. Something about copyright infringement and I believe they are very sensitive about having Yahoo members doing this. I think you might want check it out with the Yahoo website people before you spend a lot of time posting copies. Check out the PI website at http://www.panteracars.com/books10.html for some of the books that are still available.

If Yahoo gives you the OK and thumbs up on coping stuff to your website, then I stand corrected.

Your friend,

Mike




[This message has been edited by Mike Dailey (edited 12-15-2002).]

First, I am not in violation of copyright
law.
For example: I posted the information in response to someone doing some historical research, who requested it. (Research)
I am not doing this for profit. (Profit)
I did not include the whole article, as I left some amount of text out, and all the images. If this article is included in the Brooklands book, it represents a couple of pages of that whole book.
(Reasonable percentage of a body of work.)

To clarify, from your words above,
"...you are copying scanned images of currently available books or
tech manuals onto your website."

I am not copying scanned images of currently available books (unless you mean the 1970 magazine cover, which I did do, to assist the buyer in locating the correct magazine issue of interest.)
or tech manuals onto my website.
Tech manuals ? Where did you get this from ?
The topic was old magazine articles !

I could go on, but...

Chuck

Dear Chuck,

Like I said, �If Yahoo gives you the OK and thumbs up on copying stuff to your website,
then I stand corrected�

Mike