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Cheapest and best way to get a book copied and enlarged?
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(can't find it in audio books anyway.)
It might become available on audio cassette from Amazon at £68 (!!!)
It also seems to be available from some download sites - whether they're legal or not I don't know.
However, if you did want an enlarged paper copy, the way to do it would be to buy a cheap paperback edition, get a copy shop to slice off the spine with a guillotine, and then the pages would go through the auto sheet feeder on a photocopier. A digital copier should be able to enlarge, reposition the image on the page, go from double to single or double sided etc. (Copyright aside.)A kind word lasts a minute, a skelped erse is sair for a day.0 -
Incidentally, making a large print copy of a book wouldn't be a breach of copyright. Under UK law, people with visual impairments have the right to make 'accessible copies' for personal use, provided they lawfully own the original.0
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