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http://sqhill.com the domain exists but wants a login.
http://sqhill.com the domain exists but wants a login.
[[User:Qfissler|Qfissler]] ([[User talk:Qfissler|talk]])
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The manuals with the manoman.sqhill.com watermark were available for free download
with no login or other restrictions. The scans seem to have been created with altruistic
intentions, not for any sort of selfish gain. Somebody made a copy before the download links
were shut down. OCRing the documents seems consistent with the intentions
of the person who did the scanning, i.e., to make the information available, useful, etc.
Removing the encryption so it can be OCRed seems fine to me. Peter, what do you think?
[[User:Kurt|Kurt]] ([[User talk:Kurt|talk]]) 12:01, 28 May 2023 (PDT)

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Hi Kurt, I think that's a 2430A input circuit board, certainly not a 2230A's.

Kind regards,

Raymond


Raymond, I'm not sure what you're referring to, but feel free to correct any errors you find. Kurt (talk) 07:02, 23 September 2020 (PDT)

OK to extract encrypted PDF?

I was pleased to see that we had the 465B Service Manual - but it has no OCR

I tried to OCR but it's protected with empty password

Is it OK for me to upload a replacement for this?

Author is maintenance script

Media:070-2757-00.pdf


but upload metadata and watermark in the PDF is a broken link http://manoman.sqhill.com

http://sqhill.com the domain exists but wants a login. Qfissler (talk)


The manuals with the manoman.sqhill.com watermark were available for free download with no login or other restrictions. The scans seem to have been created with altruistic intentions, not for any sort of selfish gain. Somebody made a copy before the download links were shut down. OCRing the documents seems consistent with the intentions of the person who did the scanning, i.e., to make the information available, useful, etc. Removing the encryption so it can be OCRed seems fine to me. Peter, what do you think? Kurt (talk) 12:01, 28 May 2023 (PDT)