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Re: Who is responsible for http://beagle.applearchives.com/?
On Apr 2, 12:12 pm, "Shawn B." <lea...@html.com> wrote:
> > I scanned the first couple of pages of Catalog #1 for you to view.
> > I'll scan the rest soon and email to you.
> > Additionally, I scanned the first page of Catalog #2. What's best a
> > PDF or separate JPG images? These two catalogs are in perfect
> > condition. I acquired them with a batch of floppies from eBay only a
> > couple of months back (lucky me ;).
>
> >http://picasaweb.google.com/rick.hohler/AppleIIStuff?authkey=mtXP7RL_jxI
>
> Personally, I like PDF. But to get it right, you have to have the right
> resolution. I think 300-600 DPI scans reduced to 96 DPI should be fine. I
> know the images I saw there were hard for my weak eyes to read the text,
> hopefully the final scans will be a little bigger. The reason I like PDF
> over JPG/PNG is that I get everything in one file and can simply scroll vs.
> having to open image after image. Also, PDF prints better (on my printers).
> Rather, the quality of the PDF exactly represents what I'll see on paper.
> With JPG, it's harder for me to see exactly how it'll look when printed.
>
> Thanks,
> Shawn
All of the items in the Beagle repository are scanned at 300DPI. I
know this because they are from my personal collection and the site is
operated by me. For those of you who want you scanned catalogs up
there, let me know and once I finish my other items, I will put them
up. (A re-hash of the site is scheduled for 15-20 April). At that
time, I will be adding 4 new items from my personal collection.
As for nothing new in a year, I would only say that if nothing comes
in, nothing needs to change. It is a repository, not a website that
would need to change every week.