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Authored by: Steve Martin on Sunday, February 24 2013 @ 07:53 PM EST

Ok, so one puts transcripts from the Comes vs M$ case or from the case the current article talks about?

The Comes thread is just for transcripts of the exhibits from Comes v Microsoft. Of course, if you want to jump in on any article and generate a text version of a PDF from the Court, and email it to PJ, that's always appropriate; many of us have done so on past articles. The "graphic" type of PDFs (i.e. the PDFs that do not have embedded text) are particularly problematic to transcribe, as they require either that one type the text by hand or that one perform OCR on the file and clean it up by hand, and I think PJ would always be grateful for help with those.

In the former case, IMO it's not the right place.

Where would be the "right" place?

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