you rule.

Thanks, Pontela.

Others: This PDF has 2 book pages on each page. But, nonetheless, it is the entire Book in all its glory. Nice up!

For people who don't understand the comment by Illuminated1, OCR is Optical Character Recognition, a type of scanning technology, and it makes files of smaller size than conventional scanning, with nice, crisp text. BUT, its not a perfect technology, so you will see fairly frequent cases where it completely mangles words, especially when unusual fonts are used or at the start of a chapter when they use a different font size for the first character. I have seen for example where the original text reads the year "1901" but OCR translates it as igoi and you have to read the sentence seven times to figure out WTF igoi is. The problem with conventional scanning like THIS file has is that it can be blurry and hard to read, SOME people get headaches and nausea. Myself I prefer the conventional scans, like this file is.

Oh, yah, the other important thing to consider is that you can use the Search function in your software to search through OCR-scanned texts like Illuminated1's, but you cannot do that with conventionally scanned books like this one. For the extra meg of drive space I downloaded them both. I'll read this one, and search the other one when I 'm reviewing it and writing my notes.

yea just checked out both the ORC version is much easier on the eyes if you have a big display. Not to mention its a smaller file :D

Thanks for the UL and thanks to grieferiksson for the wonderful explanation.

someone seed damn it