Hi, I am new to this subreddit, but I was wondering is there any good books y'all would recommend to read on or any websites or videos or any form of content that y'all believe is a good start for firework chemistry and engineering. I would be the most appreciative of what y'all recommend, and I hope this journey into this community is a good one, and I hope y'all have a good day or night
So when I try to simply boot off my copy of WAW. in the menu is fine, but at the moment I start to play, my mouse sensitivity just randomly goes up for no reason. I try to run in compatibility mode on Windows XP Pack 3, but it does not work. I have a smooth mouse turned off, which does not work. I try to find a patch that I believed would work but does not. If anyone has an answer to my problem, I would be grateful.
Well, right now I am using Lulu and want to republish old, out-of-print books from Paladin Press and Loompanics, both of which are long-defunct publishers. Many of the books I want to republish are by authors like Kurt Saxon, Uncle Fester, Ragnar Benson, and many others. I think it's a shame that so many interesting books are now locked behind expensive secondhand prices, making physical copies difficult for many people to obtain.
I want to create a much cheaper alternative so the information in these books is preserved and remains accessible. If I make some money from it, that would just be a bonus.
The problem is that the copyright status is a legal gray area. I want to credit the authors and rights holders appropriately, but sadly many of them are either deceased or have completely gone off the grid.
So, what do you guys think? Should I do it, or not?
Edit: I was out contacting the people who are similar to those publishers ( Delta Press ) and it turns out that they own the copyright so suck to suck, but hey at the very least some books are being printed out and for any people in the future who want to follow my footsteps can see this post and rethink.
P.S thanks Y'all for helping me out