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Having a digital library of books is one thing, but having the hard copy will render photos that will be easier to make out what they are, as some pictures as they get scanned they also get slightly pixilated, and harder to see details of what is in the photograph, i.e. details on a steam locomotive, diesel locomotive, passenger cars, or rolling stock. I also prefer to read an actual hard copy of a book over a digital book as a hard copy you can take with you, and where I work I do not want to bring my computer with me everyday to read a book.
Tue Mar 12, 2013 9:08 pm (PDT) . Posted by:"Jan Kohl" jan.kohl
Charlie, that was actually a point I was going to make in my email, but forgot.
You are correct...some people may elect to have a hardcopy of a book just to have it as reference. As long as you are aware of what you're getting, no problems. Cheers! Jan Kohl www.castlegraphics.com __._,_.___
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