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Old 10-08-2006, 12:47 PM   #20
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Originally Posted by Moonraker
It is possible of course, to use the OpticBook in the same way as any other flatbed scanner - two pages at a time - which necessitates pressing down on the spine of the book to ensure it is as flat to the glass as possible.
So for paperbacks without sufficient margin, is OpticBook just as good as other flatbed scanners when used two pages at a time (with the included software)? And big enough for most paperbacks 2pp/scan?
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