Short Answer: Yes, within the acceptable use policy.
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Short answer: Yes, within the acceptable use policy
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Short answer: Maybe
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Short answer: YES!
Wiley Online Library allows users to read, download, or print by the chapter. There are no DRM (digital rights management) restrictions on downloads and printing.
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Short answer: No.
O’Reilly does not offer the ability to print or download from the computer. Content can only be downloaded through the O’Reilly mobile app. It’s available for iOS (in the Apple App Store) and Android (on Google Play and Amazon) allows you to download content for offline viewing on your phone or tablet.
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