E- Reader version of TPS or Serialization
 

Wouldn't it be a dream come true to have those books on your E-reader or iPad?
Will it ever come to be?
Even the Parker Pages?

I might never leave my beach chair in August except to get another cigar.

Before all the rest of the retro grouches chime in

I guess we all have different dreams. :rolleyes:

What's a "retro grouch" I might be one and not even know it?? :throw:

Originally i think it was a cycling term for those of us who did not think every new piece of technology was either required or even an advancement in the over all scheme of things.

I would think most of us shooting Parkers are one

Extra points for either damascus or hammers. And a bonus for shooting them over big square muzzled setters.

i think ill pass on just setting in a chair...that time will be on me soon enough...but not a bad idea after i have no choice but to sit in it.... charlie

Sign me up Rick. Murphy is one too...:rolleyes: And Dean..You were one before they even invented the word.....:rotf:

Retro Grouch is a low brow version of "Curmegeon" or "Luddite"

In the fullness of time
 

all of our cherished reference books will be available for free to everyone on the internet, but the copyright holders, authors, photographers and illustrators, their heirs and assigns, will never see a dime from their being viewed. Only those outfits like Google which derive significant advertising income from running ads on the web pages where they will inform and entertain us by delivering this "free" content to all.

But there is already, and will be more so in the future, a price - a few weeks ago I was looking for information on cast iron bathtubs for a couple of rental apartments my brother and I have. I found a particular one, bookmarked it and returned to that site a couple more times. Since then almost every time I happen to go to any site which runs Google ads I have been presented with an ad featuring that particular bathtub and a link to that site. Having experienced this, one is left to ponder one's own conclusions...

They are watching us.

Cookies is the catch word... and I don't mean Kathy's.