Casio CZ/ VZ/ FZ - Pro Series

And there's more on this address:

http://www-personal.umich.edu/~damont/insiders_guide_ebook.pdf

Daniel Forro


On 21 Feb, 2014, at 4:42 PM, <geylof@...> <geylof@...>  
wrote:

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> Found this rare guide (19 MB)
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> http://www-personal.umich.edu/~damont/TheEasyCZBook.pdf

Cant understand why arent those great books in the files section.

Let me guess - because they are not free, are copyrighted and even  
still on sale... Great book have their price, and authors deserve  
their part of income.

:-)

Daniel Forro

On 22 Feb, 2014, at 3:15 PM, Geylo Follen wrote:
> Cant understand why arent those great books in the files section.
>

Even operation manuals?

Owner's manuals can be bought together with instruments, so they can  
be considered free, but copyright is still at the side of the  
manufacturer, if I'm not wrong. Lot of firms usually publish their old  
an new manuals so anybody can download them.

Service manuals are different story, they are not for public, as it's  
not expected any customer will do repairs. So some firms send or sell  
such material only to their authorized service, others sell them on  
the request to anybody, and only some are free. But with some effort  
lot of this can be found on internet :-) And there are also people who  
copied them and resell, probably illegally - like certain Mr. Glinsky...

Then there's some other material on the net which its authors allow to  
copy freely. Still it doesn't mean they would loose their copyright,  
so it's not possible to quote from it or use parts in other articles  
or books without the author's permission. And of course it's against  
any ethics to resell such material, as we can sometimes see...

Those books in the links we posted are not Owner's manual, so it's not  
allowed to keep such material in Files section. If there's such  
suspected material,  group can be closed.

And usually it has no reason to have there Owner's manuals as they can  
be found elsewhere easily.

Daniel Forro

On 22 Feb, 2014, at 4:01 PM, Geylo Follen wrote:
> Even operation manuals?
>