Re: [tlug] A book to ebook shop?

[Satoshi Nagayasu <satoshi.nagayasu@example.com>]

Hi Jawaad,

I've been using Kinko's to cut my books, and converting
them by myself with using my PDF scanner.

Kinko's offers their cutting service even for books
at a price 100 yen/cm.

So, I often bring my books to Kinko's to cut, and then,
I scan them at my home to convert into PDF files.
I've converted more than 100 books with this method.

BTW, I don't use any full service provided by third-parties
to scan my books, because *I think* those service would
not be appropriate to scan publicly published/sold books
in terms of the copyrights laws.
(Just my thoughts/opinions.)

Regards,

2012/04/26 14:37, Jawaad Mahmood wrote:
> Inspired, in part, by the stupidly massive amount of verbage I own in
> print form, I started looking up book digitization.  I heard that they
> have quite a few shops like this for Manga, but what about for other
> books?
>
> I don't care if my physical books are shredded and unusable by the
> end, but I really need the space that they are taking up.
>
> Does anyone have any experience with this?


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