[aqibsahib]

Read any e-book fully from books.google.com:


Dear friends,

In "http://books.google.com" you can read a large collection of e-books but only certain parts of the book will be displayed to you.
But dont worry there is a trick to get around this limitation.

(P.S-> this trick works fine and i have been using this trick for a couple of months)


Here it is


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for example,
if pages 1 to 10 and 20 to 30 are displayed and you cant read pages 20 to 30 ...then do this

in the "search this book" text box, enter as keyword the word(s) which you guess will be in the protected pages.

you might ask how to guess the word(s) present in a page. Its quite simple,just go to the contents page of the book(which will always be allowed to be viewed for obvious reasons) and see what topic is present in the protected pages of that book.you can also try searching for some common words which will occur in most parts of the book(eg. word "syntax" occurs in many places of a book for programming language like "let us C")

if you still have any doubt,feel free to post your doubts here.

hope it will be useful for you.

[Sooshi]

Wow, thank you so much for posting this tip. Kind of annoying that we have to do this every time but it sure is worth it!

[apnamoney]

oh thank you my friend.This trick is surely helping me a lot.i used to search a lot for an e-book related to c-language but was not able to read it completely on google books.

[rohit]

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