Thread: Turn your paper books into (Kindle) e-books
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Old 02-09-2015, 12:05 AM   #37
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Originally Posted by ab78727 View Post
As for book scanning and OCR, I have used bookscan.us for most of my books (300+) as well as a Canon Scantini for personal papers and such. The output is OCR'ed PDF, which suits my non-Kindle ecosystem .
How big a file does one of their scans render? I mean is it 1 mb or less for the average book or 10-20mb?
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