photocopy

This means that much sheet music can be transcribed legitimately but can't be directly copied (photocopy, scan and reprint, etc.).

Almost all schools will let you into their libraries and let you browse (and photocopy) materials while you're there.

Yes, but in such cases you can also just borrow the entire book, photocopy it, and keep the copy.

For my paper, all you need is trip to a university library and a few coins for a photocopy machine.

You could take a photo or photocopy of that and leave it in a secure place.

My mother brought a photocopy of this home for me from community college back in...

I must say the image is genius: plugs into that Sex Pistols photocopy fanzine punk meme we had in the UK possibly a little before corenominal's time.

I could photocopy my arse and stick the words 'Burger King' next to it, set in comic sans.

I'd be happy to snail mail you a photocopy, or maybe I could email you a scan.

If not, have you ever tried to make photocopies of a photocopy?

> Yes, but in such cases you can also just borrow the entire book, photocopy it, and keep the copy.

Theoretically leading to an enemy agent blackmailing you to keep your past quiet if only you'll give him a photocopy of some document or a password or whatever.

Xerox corporation was able to generally prevent the genericide of its core trademark through an extensive public relations campaign advising consumers to "photocopy" instead of "xerox" documents.

That's known as a "post-completion error" - you've finished what you meant to do, like making a photocopy, and then forget to do some follow-up step, like take the original document off the copier.