
Doing a little bit of browsing of ebooks in other languages, I found a project working on Tamil texts that appears to be using the DP software to process their texts. See: http://www.tamil.net/projectmadurai/dppm.html It's nice to see more efforts out there digitizing old literature, but as usual, they are not as free about having their texts redistributed as PG is. Andrew

On Tue, 15 Feb 2005, Andrew Sly wrote:
Doing a little bit of browsing of ebooks in other languages, I found a project working on Tamil texts that appears to be using the DP software to process their texts.
See: http://www.tamil.net/projectmadurai/dppm.html
It's nice to see more efforts out there digitizing old literature, but as usual, they are not as free about having their texts redistributed as PG is.
Andrew
We've never required that anyone using PG services, even copyright research, give their results back to PG. We are here to encourage the creation and distribution of eBooks. We don't have to create and distribute all the eBooks we have some involvement with. "There is no end to the great things we can accomplish if we don't worry about who gets the credit." - Anon. Life is an open book test, without any time limits. So let's provide more books. The continuing standard of living of humankind is how we measure the value of our work. Michael
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