eBook Directories Created for TI-89 and TI-92+
Posted by Eric on 17 February 2001, 21:47 GMT
Okay, we've been putting this off for an exorbitantly long time, so finally I went ahead and created some much-needed eBook directories for the TI-89 and TI-92+. Now you can enjoy those eBooks in all their splendor...in their own directory! Ummm...yeah. Anyway, moving all those files over (141 to be exact) took quite a bit of time, so it's possible that I might have missed a couple. If so, let me know, thanks :). While we're at it, this also needs to be mentioned: if you're planning to submit new eBooks to our archives, please be sure that the material you're submitting isn't copyrighted by others. For example, we cannot accept such things as movie scripts to recent movies, recent novels, etc. Anything over 70 years old is fine, since the copyright has ended on them. If you're still unsure, Project Gutenberg is an excellent resource.
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Re: eBook Directories Created for TI-89 and TI-92+
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michael billiards
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sweeeeet!
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17 February 2001, 22:17 GMT
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Re: eBook Directories Created for TI-89 and TI-92+
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onefastfiveoh
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great, maybe i'll try to venture into the misc programs folder now. before i would get lost, now maybe i might be able to find what i'm looking for. thanks ticalc
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17 February 2001, 22:29 GMT
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Missed 2
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J22
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You missed 3 ebooks in the TI-89 misc. directory: jourerth.zip, "Jules Verne's Journey to the Center of the Earth"; timemach.zip, "Time Machine", and gtravels.zip, "Jonathon Swift's Gulliver's Travels." This new ebooks directory is great, it reduces clutter.
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17 February 2001, 23:31 GMT
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Re: eBook Directories Created for TI-89 and TI-92+
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Thomas Nussbaumer
(Web Page)
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Thanx, Eric! I think this is very useful.
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18 February 2001, 02:03 GMT
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Re: eBook Directories Created for TI-89 and TI-92+
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Thomas Nussbaumer
(Web Page)
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OFFTOPIC: BTW, if someone wonders what the new TI-Chess v3.20 brings: It features now the "perfect" grays for HW2 (some method as used in UniversalOS,- as promised)
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18 February 2001, 02:08 GMT
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Re: eBook Directories Created for TI-89 and TI-92+
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Scott Noveck
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No, anything over 70 years old is NOT necessarily fine. The Sonny Bono Copyright Extension Act set the copyright for the work of an identifiable author to expire 70 years after said author's death.
So for works where the author died more than 70 years ago -- say, Shakespeare -- 70 years is fine. But for works published 70 years ago where the author lived a few years longer, the copyright has yet to expire.
FYI, the real reason for this is Disney. The copyright on Mickey Mouse and friends was expiring once again, so Disney lobbied Congress to extend the expiration deadline again. The most recent challenge to that extension was just shot down in court on Friday.
Not that copyright is gonna stop anybody -- I ebook'ed the Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy to read in school (and no, I don't own it). A good book, although somehow it seemed to lack resolution at the end. I should probably read the rest of the series.
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18 February 2001, 02:52 GMT
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Re: eBook Directories Created for TI-89 and TI-92+
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Noll
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Does anyone know where to get copyrighted recent eBooks for the TIs? I found a site a while ago but lost it. Thanks.
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18 February 2001, 04:31 GMT
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