When it happened to my PCjr web site I contacted eBay, referred them to the original page, and asked them to kill the auction. eBay had a specific email address for this type of complaint and they cancelled the auction within a handful of hours. Nobody can possibly think that when they go to a personal website and lift the cover picture and text directly that they are just borrowing something that is public domain. It does take a lot of time to put that kind of information together, and I don't want it used for commerical uses. You can rewrite or link to the content, but I learned it was wrong to blatantly lift paragraphs back in 3rd grade. ;-0 Another seller asked me first before using the pictures and content. I declined them, but did encourage them to link to the content so that the next buyer would have a better idea of what they were buying and how to get the most out of it. Mike