Technically correct (the best kind) but an IP lawyer would have to clarify about legally correct. The E-book definitely isn't a copy because of the change in medium (it's a series of bits on a drive not ink on paper) but there might be more important legal distinctions.
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Technically correct (the best kind) but an IP lawyer would have to clarify about legally correct. The E-book definitely isn't a copy because of the change in medium (it's a series of bits on a drive not ink on paper) but there might be more important legal distinctions.