1) Hardbacks look better in my technical reference library.
2) Digital formats (non-proprietary) are best for textual or context searching.
3) Optimal solution is hardback in my library, and a searchable PDF on my hard drive.
4) Or, hardcopy (hardback or paperback) in my library and searchable copy on books.google.com
Who proofreads these article submissions, anyway? Does anyone?
Any high school graduates out [their, they're, there]?
"...all the tools out their to manipulate..."
Perhaps the moderators let this pass on purpose
to emphasize the educational failings in our English
speaking (sic) cultures.
- English speaking Grandpa
(actually a Great Grand Father)
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1) Hardbacks look better in my technical reference library. 2) Digital formats (non-proprietary) are best for textual or context searching. 3) Optimal solution is hardback in my library, and a searchable PDF on my hard drive. 4) Or, hardcopy (hardback or paperback) in my library and searchable copy on books.google.com
Who proofreads these article submissions, anyway? Does anyone?
Any high school graduates out [their, they're, there]?
"...all the tools out their to manipulate..."
Perhaps the moderators let this pass on purpose to emphasize the educational failings in our English speaking (sic) cultures.
- English speaking Grandpa (actually a Great Grand Father)