Thread: New trend? digitize your books for $1USD each.
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Old 08-30-2011, 10:33 AM   #57
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
Sure. I've digitised a couple of books with the "Lite" version of FineReader I got with my "all in one" printer. It's a lot of work, though.
I just tried one page...and I see what you mean. It does pull the information but there are a TON of errors and spacing concerns. It's a backlisted book that just got converted into ebook format. I was annoyed that it's $7.99 (I own two copies) but it seems that the money might be worth not having to do the work.

I thought about using the company the OP spoke about...but my second copy is a rare version that I don't even read.
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