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of
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work in any public forum, send it to any newsgroup, place it
on a Web site, or allow it to be accessed on any file sharing
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This work
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that punitive damages and legal fees can and will be sought
against anyone found illegally copying this work. Ignorance of
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are not legal defenses.
Printing the eBook
On to a more positive subject: if you’d like a hard copy of the
eBook, you can print a copy for your personal use by
selecting
from the
File
menu.
It’s possible to print on both sides of the paper and get a real
book-like experience by using the
Print: Odd Pages Only
and
Print: Even Pages Only
options on the
dialog, but
I don’t recommend this unless you’re good at keeping track of
paper, know how to properly re-orient the paper for the
second pass, and are sure that your printer won’t choke on a
page somewhere. With some HP printer drivers, for example,
you can print the odd pages, put the pages generated back
into the printer correctly oriented, then select
Print: Even
Pages Only
and
Print Back to Front
, saving you the step of
reordering the pages before the second pass.
Some recent printers offer something called “duplex printing,”
where the printer itself handles flipping the paper. That’s how
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I have not and will not pass rights for this work to other parties. Yes, other people
fraudulently claim that they own the rights when they don’t. And they hear from my
lawyer when they do. Don’t say you weren’t warned should you try this.
