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RE: Digitalizing Files
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Jan 30, 2012 7:34 PM
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You could try your school copy machine. Ours are networked and I have been sending myself copies and scanned diagrams and such so I can display them easily. Scanning them is essentially the same as running them through the copier.
There are lots of OCR programs out there but I didn't have much luck with them and haven't used them in some time.
Neal
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Subject: Digitalizing Files
I have been teaching for 15 years and have accumulated a lot of worksheets, review games, conference ideas, etc. The paper files are getting a bit overwhelming. Does anyone know of an easy/good way to go digital? I have a scanner, but it seems like a lot of work. Also, what about editing these files once they are a computer document? Thanks for your input.
Jill
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