Dramatic SFB: how do you get electronic versions of the rule books?

[Matthew]

> I'm guessing you have electronic sfb rule books as you copy and paste 
> the rules so quickly.

I went the hard route: Scanned and OCRd my entire collection (SSDs and 
Rules). Then converted them to HTML format (with links). Was truck 
driving, so had plenty of time for tedious "Spend an hour here 
spellchecking and formatting", "Spend and hour there doing the same". 
Set up scripts to handle the gross-adjustments on the images and to 
convert bits of text into other bits of text.

The result is that I have most of the rules modules in a 75M zip file, 
with all rules hyperlinked, searchable, and C&P-able. SSDs are about 
325MB, in a printer-friendly format. All are downloadable and also 
readable from computers not-not-my-own. Protected from very-casual 
internet gurus, so I have DMCA cover. A very nice setup, if I say so myself.

The downside is that I am not truck driving now. New material is added 
*very* slowly. Module C6 I got when it came out, has been integrated. 
Module C4 and G3 I have had for about 2 years and both are not fully 
integrated, but parts of both are.

--Matt