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I wonder if the notebooks are stripped to bare sheets, scanned and then re-built as a new notebook with proper bindings for sending back. I don't see any other
by avenger123 13y ago
I wonder if the notebooks are stripped to bare sheets, scanned and then re-built as a new notebook with proper bindings for sending back.
I don't see any other way of doing this that would keep it efficient.
- saraid216 13y agoThe article does cover this.
- avenger123 13y agoThey mention that they realized users wanted the notebooks back, but I didn't see any details on how they would do this. It's left as a problem to solve.
- saraid216 13y agoThey solved it. Mod Notebooks gives you the option to have your notebook back. The reason they couldn't do it was because the company doing the scanning could not scan it non-destructively. Very likely, they just switched to another company.
- justinsteele 13y agoYou're addressing something avenger123 never asked. They are asking HOW the process happens, considering removing the binding is the most efficient way to accurately scan them as far as we are aware.
- saraid216 13y agoIt looks like he never asked it because he edited his original comment.
- avenger123 13y agoI don't know what you mean. My original comment remains unchanged. I understand Google used special machines to scan books and was wondering if its the same sort of tech involved. I'm sure the size of the notebook has something to do with the tech they are using to accomplish this.
- Double_Cast 13y agoMaybe we should go back to scrolls. In the future, users will simply feed their Draft scroll into their printer, like how punch-tapes were fed into the mainframes of old.
- lxmorj 13y agoWe've yet to train any adorable animals to do the scanning for us :(