[APG Public List] Anyone bought a "Direct Text" PDF from SUNY Press?

[Debbie Parker Wayne]

Has anyone on the list ever purchased a "Direct Text" PDF from SUNY 
Press such as the one listed here for Lisi Krall's new book /Proving Up: 
Domesticating Land in U.S. History/:

<http://www.sunypress.edu/p-4987-proving-up.aspx>

The "Direct Text" link on the page indicates you get online access for 
180 days. The site states a PDF can be downloaded during that time and 
that you can print the PDF. It doesn't specifically state whether access 
to the downloaded PDF file is limited to 180 days or if the limit only 
applies to the online access. Before paying to download the PDF I want 
to learn whether the file can still be read after 180 days has passed or 
if I must print it to be able to read it later.

I thought I'd ask if anyone has experience with this service before 
contacting the publisher directly to ask them.

I blogged about this book after reading the review on History Net at:

<http://www.h-net.org/reviews/showrev.php?id=30796>

The books sounds very interesting and seems to be another example of 
family history intersecting with "big picture" history.

-- 
Regards, Debbie

Debbie Parker Wayne, CG^(sm)
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