I don't understand "you can't reproduce the images . . . but you can freely transcribe the information from them." How about a couple of examples? Thank you. Alexandra <snip> > Glenn Randers-Pehrson wrote: ><snip> > > If the publisher has made images of the pages of the old material, > the images are covered by a new copyright, so you can't reproduce the images > (in excess of fair use) without permission for the next 95 years but > you can freely transcribe the information from them. <snip>