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Thomas B. Passin wrote:
> For me, the best of both worlds would be that I could test
> drive books
> on line, buy paper copies of the best ones for a reasonable price, be
> able to mark up and bookmark books on line somewhat like I
> can do with
> paper ones, and have the online quality good enough to at least avoid
> eyestrain.
http://www.books24x7.com has full-length IT and business books available
online that you can add notes to, bookmark, etc.
However, you must purchase an annual licence (I think ours was around
5,000 USD/yr for our department 5 developers). Sounds steep, yes, but
they have all of our favorite publishers (except O'Reilly, sadly), which
means that we can preview before we purchase for most of the books; or
for the "less travelled" subjects, we can just use the online version.
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