"Lugers At Random" Disappointment

skeeter4206 · 06-28-2014, 02:43 AM

I know one way you could do it that would be pretty quick, but not the best format that one would desire. I do it quite often with reports I work on and give to customers where I don't have easy access to a copy machine. I take a digital photograph of just the article that you are wanting to try and copy. It may turn out to be a butt load of pictures with a lot of disc space. But this is one way you could get them to a thumb drive where you could email to someone that has the time and actually wants to sit down and turn all the articles into a single PDF file.

I have also seen hand held scanners that you could just scan over the entire page, where this makes either a JPEG or a PDF format already. Doing this way, someone could take the scans and format, crop and resize the articles to their desire.

Either way would be quicker than scanning on a printer every article one at a time.

Just some ideas to work with.

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06-28-2014, 02:43 AM	#1
skeeter4206 User Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Augusta, GA Posts: 448 Thanks: 52 Thanked 88 Times in 49 Posts	I know one way you could do it that would be pretty quick, but not the best format that one would desire. I do it quite often with reports I work on and give to customers where I don't have easy access to a copy machine. I take a digital photograph of just the article that you are wanting to try and copy. It may turn out to be a butt load of pictures with a lot of disc space. But this is one way you could get them to a thumb drive where you could email to someone that has the time and actually wants to sit down and turn all the articles into a single PDF file. I have also seen hand held scanners that you could just scan over the entire page, where this makes either a JPEG or a PDF format already. Doing this way, someone could take the scans and format, crop and resize the articles to their desire. Either way would be quicker than scanning on a printer every article one at a time. Just some ideas to work with.