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Originally Posted by daffy4u
As for something simpler, with the time and effort you'll be going through, it might be easier to purchase the books in eBook format (depending on what type of books they are). 400 jpgs or 400 pages seems like too much work (I'm lazy, so don't mind me  ). |
The problem is I own the books already and most of the new ones I am buying don't come in an eBook format. Essentially most of them are theology textbooks, some being difficult to obtain and expensive. A decent method for scanning would also be helpful for when I need to reference a chapter from a library book. Sure, a handful of photocopies pages works, but have them digitally is better, especially as I can annotate them in Zotero and get correct bibliographic info when I cite it.
Alas, in a perfect world, I would probably trade all my pBooks for eBooks though. A lot of my software is making some of my reference works redundant and I find the digital versions better as they are tied closely to the software.