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BS7671

Scott Seedell

Does anyone know where I might obtain an electronic copy of BS7671:A2?

No I don't mean a dodgy version, I just need to find a relatively swift method of copying a large number of observations without manually typing each one out.

Alternatively, does the digital subscription offered by the IET allow users to copy observations and paste them into separate documents?

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    Thanks all.

    To clarify - it isn't merely access to electronic versions that I'm after; it's the ability to copy and paste a large number of regulations that I need.

    Therefore a PDF version (that I convert to .doc) would be perfect - as someone else stated, it doesn't look possible to copy and paste from the IET digital package (VitalSource) apps.

  • 0 in reply to Scott Seedell

    Do you need to copy the Regulation, or just refer to the relevant Reg Numbers you're making the observation against?

  • 0 in reply to gkenyon

    I need to copy the regulation(s) - lots of them in fact. The prospect of manually typing them doesn't overly fill me with glee.  

  • 0 in reply to Scott Seedell
    Scott Seedell said:
    I need to copy the regulation(s) - lots of them in fact.

    Is that permitted (Copyright)?

  • 0 in reply to gkenyon

    I don't want to copy them verbatim, though surely this is no different than paraphrasing the regulation(s) and quoting the regulation number on an EICR? If we're guilty of copyright fraud for paraphrasing BS7671 then I suggest we're all in trouble.  

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  • 0 in reply to gkenyon

    I don't want to copy them verbatim, though surely this is no different than paraphrasing the regulation(s) and quoting the regulation number on an EICR? If we're guilty of copyright fraud for paraphrasing BS7671 then I suggest we're all in trouble.  

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