September 26, 2006 6:51 AM PDT

Spanish school joins Google book scan plan

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Complutense University's becomes first non-English-language library to join bid to digitize every book in print.

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low qulity scan
by hadaso September 28, 2006 2:37 PM PDT: Today happenned to be the first time I tried it for real (i.e., actually looking for a book in order to see what's in it, not just to see how the service works).

The book I looked for is undet copyright. What's available are the table of contents, index and such, and the resolution is notvery high (combined with my screen that's quite out of focus it was quite difficult to read. It was certainly not print-quality). I was led to the publishers site (via the link in Google Books page) and there I found a "Table of contents" in HTML, but it was really only the names of the chapters, without the sections, so I went back to Google books and used it (with a "magnifying glass" - FireFox's "Reveal" extension that made the stuff a bit more readable).; Reply to this comment

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