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Old 11-06-2021, 07:36 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by Pajamaman View Post
Thanks. Unfortunately the author's portugese tutorial is a pdf stored as a file on github, and as such, google translate cannot translate it. Perhaps I am missing something. I've downloaded it and uploaded it to google docs, but still no translation option.
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It's all pure text. Right here:

https://github.com/anonlivros/anonlivros

You can toss that into Google Translate (or DeepL, or Bing Translate, or whatever). It should translate the original Portuguese -> English for you.

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Originally Posted by Pajamaman View Post
Thank you again for the link. It contains more information than I knew I needed.

The guide includes information on how to trigger by sound and by timer. Doubtless there is more essential information in there that I will parse through.


You'll also want to peruse the diybookscanner forums, just like Turtle91 recommended. That site has lots of different designs+builds+tips as well.

Like one enhancement you may want is a V-shaped mount to hold the book + plexiglass in order to press pages flat. This will help keep pages perfectly straight, so you don't have to deal with wavy/bent text. (This can be somewhat corrected in software, but it's better to not introduce those errors in the first place.)

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