I have access to an out of print genealogy/family history book which
was previously cut apart, scanned and copies made (I didn't get one.).
I'd like to scan it in again but this time put the scanned pages on a
CD or DVD. Does anyone know of a reputable shop that they would
recommend for this? I could scan the pages myself and burn the
resulting discs, but would prefer to find a source for making
commercially pressed disks. My understanding is that the actual bumps
in the pressed versions are more permanent that the lasered dye layers
in home burned discs.
If anyone can point me to where I can read up on preferred scan
resolution, output format, general information, etc. for such a
project, I'd appreciate it. I don't know enough about the necessary
details to even guess whether a 200+ page book would fit on a CD or
would require a DVD.
Please reply on-list if this is of somewhat general interest, off-list
to
m.jarvis@cox.net if not.
Thanks again for any help,
Mark Jarvis
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