Hoping to transfer the contents of a Google Book somewhere else? You're in good hands. We've covered exactly how to screenshot a book from Google Books and automatically transcribe the book text in a Google Docs document with a desktop internet browser.

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1. Take a screenshot of a book page.
2. Upload your screenshot to Google Drive.
3. Right-click the screenshot in Drive.
4. Click Open with, and select Google Docs.
5. Find the editable book text at the bottom of the document.

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