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Michael Buchstaller  :

> >I will scan them at 300dpi, and save 'em as gifs.
>
> GIF´s are just fine. But sometimes when i want to print it out or
> have to mail it to another person, i prefer the comfort of having
> all the data in one PDF file.
> Of Course, scanned images cannot use the text search func-
> tions of a PDF, but no pages will get lost.
>
> If you don´t have Adobe Acrobat to create a PDF, would it be
> OK if i download your GIF files and re-package them into a PDF ?
>
> What do other group members prefer - single files per page or
> a PDF containing all data ?
> BTW: i found that printing to a PDF is also a good way to save
> interesting web pages.
>
> -Michael Buchstaller


Oh yes ! At first I didn't dare to ask for pdf, but if it's an
available option, then it's the best one.
Furthermore, pdf offers very powerful scaned images
compression : once you've put all your scans into one
single pdf file, no need to zip or stuffit, it's alrady
compressed !

In conclusion, a pdf containing all data will be fine.

Last but not least, if the majority of list members prefer
single files per page, please name those files in a useful
way (for instance : page1a, page1b, page2a etc... and
not scan1, scan2...).

Thanx.

JB