Answered By: Mikael Kriz
Last Updated: Jun 13, 2018     Views: 166

In general, it is fine to photocopy or scan sections from reference books for your own personal use. There are a few exceptions, but books which may not be photocopied will have a notice to that effect on their front cover.

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