>The only ethical way around this (still with questionable legality) is to
>buy a copy for some other platform, and then download the Newton version
>knowing that you paid for a copy of the book.
This is from Maccentral
"Alan Macdougall thinks hope may lie with Amazon.com rather than with any
of Barnes & Noble's convoluted, frustrating methods. He says Amazon.com
continues to offer the book free and are much more upbeat about Mac
users. Have a look at http://www.amazon.com/exec/
obidos/subst/promotions/stephen-king/stephen-king-mac.html. Apparently,
they expect a solution for Mac users within 4-5 days. "
So, if you can already download it for free at Amazon.com why not Newton
Intelligence? Or, do you think Amazon is paying $2.50 for every download?
jesse
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