Request for a book: Chemical Thermodynamic by Peter Rock A.

[kthouz]

Hello!
Does anyone have a free ebook of Chemical Thermodynamic by Peter Rock A.?

 

[tiny-tim]

Hello kthouz!

Most of it is availiable online via google books at http://books.google.com/books?id=TL...Rock&client=safari&cd=1#v=onepage&q=&f=false"

 

[kthouz]

Thank you tiny-tim, i saw it but i would like to keep it on my PC in order to consult it always because i don't have internet access everytime.

 

[tiny-tim]

I tried saving it to my computer, and it seems to have downloaded ok.

 

[kthouz]

I tried saving it to my computer, and it seems to have downloaded ok.

How did you it please? Would you tell me which technique did you use?

 

[tiny-tim]

I clicked the link to show the book, and then pressed command-S (on my iMac) to save it as a webpage.

 

[kthouz]

I clicked the link to show the book, and then pressed command-S (on my iMac) to save it as a webpage.

Oh lucky you are! I use a windows PC so i don't have that command-S. Is there any other alternative to save it as PDF on any OS?

 

[tiny-tim]

oooh, don't know anything about PCs.

I don't think it is a pdf, so I don't think you can save it as one.

(But it's as good as a pdf … the search facility works just as it does online.)

Can't a PC save an ordinary webpage?​

 

[kthouz]

PC can save ordinary pages but it does not apply for books.google.com. what you get, is empty pages unless one tries to go back to caches and save them as pictures. But it is a long process and sometimes the pages are not clear as online ones. can i ask you a favor?
If it is not complicated would you please download it and convert it in PDf and then after you will upload it on sendspace.com in order to let me access it easily?

 

[tiny-tim]

Sorry, I don't think they can be converted to pdf …

and if they can, I've no idea how to do it.

 

[fluidistic]

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