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Old 03-07-2008, 01:14 PM   #64
Steven Lyle Jordan
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I think most people will want to keep "analog" copies of their favorites for eternity, and the "casual stuff" will be kept only digitally.
I'd be perfectly happy putting my entire library in a digital file.

I'd gladly give up three stuffed bookshelves and dozens of boxes of material I haven't seen in years, as well as recover all the books I've thrown away because I had no place to put them. I wouldn't keep a single copy of a book that wasn't personally signed by someone special, which would be the only thing to give the hard copy a sentimental value for me.

With a proper display, any image committed to paper would be perfectly viewable to me on-screen.

If I could get a grant that allowed me to take a year off from work, freeing me up to digitize my entire library, I'd jump at the chance.
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