Both is best. You can search the e-Book and read the paper book.
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Have you tried the other side of google? Just now, a search on "Ohm's Law", with the quotes and apostrophe, yielded "about 580,000" hits.
Good Luck! Rich
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I've been to the dark side of Google and back. I use it at the NG reader/replier here. I use WebFerret for my searches. It helps weed out the duplicate links amongst several search engines and the same key words.
Yeah, well, I may eventually get the actual book but I like to get one as easy as possible. Oh yeah, and there are both free and paid eBook downloads places. I use one that's paid all the time, if I like the book I've read that I got from eMule.. and may even sometimes purchase the real book.
I don't have a lot of shelf space or room for shelving in my rooms so I have to make do with what I got.
Greg