[pct-l] guidebook pages

[Tortoise]

It seems to me that photocopying the entire book raises questions of 
copyright infringement.

Splitting the book apart into sections seems legitimate to me since you are 
not copying.


Tortoise

<> He who finishes last, wins! <>


Randy Forsland wrote:
> The guidebooks can be pared down into smaller sized volumes with the
> bindings intact. Just slice right through the appropriate sections. I
> then made new covers out of manila folders (cut down to size) and glued
> them to the old bindings on each of the new sub-volumes.
> 
> I just xeroxed the databook pages, cut them to size, and taped the info
> to the insides of the manila folder covers for each section.
> 
> That gave me all of the info in one, easy to carry pamphlet sized book.
> 
> Redwood
> 
>> To: pct-l at backcountry.net Date: Sat, 31 May 2008 15:47:35 -0400 From:
>> jetcash at aol.com Subject: [pct-l] guidebook pages
>> 
>> Whats the best way to chop up the guidebooks without ruining the
>> pages?? The databook is thin; it looks like I could use a papercutter
>> and lop off the whole binding in one shot.? How should I attack the
>> big wilderness press books??? Maybe a boxcutter?? X-acto knife?
>> 
>> Thanks, Margaret
>> 
>> 
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