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Old 01-16-2010, 05:18 AM   #10
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Originally Posted by gr8npwrfl View Post
I buy a paperback copy of the book. Cut through the binding and place the entire book in a document feeder on my HP scanner. Including OCR I have done complete books in less than an hour.

I purchased the scanner with the adf on ebay for $65.00 because it was not a high resolution scanner. But I never run more than 300 DPI and this unit works fantastic for this.
A document feeder sounds cool.

But when it comes to buying a paperback copy of the book ... this only works on new books. And if you already have a hardcover version, buying a paperback too ... ? Also, if it is an old, out of Print book ...

However, I didn't knew that nowadays scanners became so fast. I am really thinking about getting a new scanner - but then I guess I wouldn't scan enough books that i would need a new one.
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