internet scanlations are unofficial translations of manga or comics done by fans, while books are official translations published by authorized publishers. The quality and accuracy of internet scanlations can vary, and they are often done without permission from the original creators. Books, on the other hand, undergo professional translation and editing processes to ensure quality and consistency.
Well, you can read the scanlations at onemanga.com
The Crash! manga by Fujiwara Yuka doesn't have a English license so there is no eBook release. Some scanlations websites do host the translations. There are also raw files of the manga on raw databases.
no, a book is better
read the book and find out stop bein a cheater :p
I don't Know, i am having the same problam trying to upload pics onto face book but i cant get the internet working. I have the same error code as you but with a 0 in front of it. I think we need internet which we get with the error code which needs internet to work! so stupid!
You would have to scan every page. If I was you I would type the book then it it on the Internet
Only available through published formats, NG Life is available through scanlation form. This title was recently licensed by Tokyopop from 2008 - 2011. Passed scanlations still circulate online.
By actually reading the history book and not using the internet for test or homework.
Because the publishers no more allow scanlations. Official say at onemanga.com.
To use the Remote Disc feature the computer sharing it's disc and the MacBook Air both need to be on the same network but Internet access is not required.
Answer: Look in a book or on the Internet for that type of information.
It is a manga but so far it seems as though no one is making scanlations of it yet.