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Originally Posted by guylhem
What kind of scanner are you using ? Are you limited in the amount of page that can be fed? How long does it take to proceed a standard 200 pages book?
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Unfortunately, my personal experiences on this won't be much use to you. The specific answers to your questions are: I'm not; N/A; N/A; N/A.
That's why I tried to give you what little relevant info I happened to know, partly in hopes that it might be
some help to you, but mostly to bump the thread back to the top in hopes that someone who has some actual experience with it would see it and chime in.
On the number of sheets it takes at a time, once you know how long it takes to run through that many sheets, you can come back and re-fill it ... assuming that your other activities
allow for that, of course. You might be able to pay a high-school (or even middle-school) student to baby-sit the thing for you -- again, if your circumstances allow. They do work cheap, you know.
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Originally Posted by delphidb96
Why not just buy an OpticBook scanner from Plustek? It's designed so that the book hangs off the side of the scanner with the page to be scanned on the scanning plate. They run about $250-$350 on eBay. That way you don't have to go through all the effort to cut each book apart.
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Those are supposed to be good, but they would require doing the scanning by hand.
I'm told that Kinkos will de-bind books for you for a nominal fee. They'll even re-bind them later, for a similar fee. So de-binding them may not be all that big a deal.
