Duse
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Would like one for a quick reference guide for my new NEC book without tabbing out the whole book again..
Thanks..
Thanks..
Which article do you need? We cannot put links to illegal sites but we may be able to copy one article.
All the articles are listed in the Table of Contents in the front of the book.
Yeah.. I got that.. if no one has one that's fine.. I'll write up my own table.. Thanks..
I can paste the Table of Contents in a word document if you want and then you can just delete what you don't want. I assume you want the 2011.
I have a square d/schneider electric bookmark with references to articles on it that I keep in my NEC.
But I can't remember where I got it.[/QUOTE
Any way you can get a picture of it with a decent resolution?? I could trade ya for something..
I have a square d/schneider electric bookmark with references to articles on it that I keep in my NEC.
But I can't remember where I got it.[/QUOTE
Any way you can get a picture of it with a decent resolution?? I could trade ya for something..
If Anyone has a list of our most used articles "like EZ Tabs" I will trade you a copy of Ugly's 2005 PDF
I can paste the Table of Contents in a word document if you want and then you can just delete what you don't want. I assume you want the 2011.
I have no idea why this posted again. Wierd.
Which article do you need? We cannot put links to illegal sites but we may be able to copy one article.
Do you know which sites I am talking about? I thought he wanted articles from the NEC. There are many sites out there with links to the pdf of the NEC and if they are not NFPA sites then they are not legal.Those sites are not illegal.
Do you know which sites I am talking about? I thought he wanted articles from the NEC. There are many sites out there with links to the pdf of the NEC and if they are not NFPA sites then they are not legal.
See Veeck v. Southern Building Code. Once code becomes law, it no longer has copyright protection. For example, bulk.resource.org/codes.gov/ is a perfectly legal site and is even linked to via wiki as an example of Veeck for years. Unfortunately, their PDFs are just scanned pages that are not searchable so its usefulness is not as ideal as one would wish for.
http://static.schneider-electric.us/docs/Electrical Distribution/0100HO0702.pdfI have a square d/schneider electric bookmark with references to articles on it that I keep in my NEC.
But I can't remember where I got it.