<VV> [Fwd: RE: Corvair Document/Publication (TIS Request # TIS05-007888 DGD)]

[Kevin Spargur]

John,

Thank you for your suggestions.  Believe it or not, that is one of the 
things I was hoping to find.  When I ask around, I get these looks like 
I'm from another planet and I meet comments like, "We don't use that old 
technology around here any more."

Oh well... guess I'll just have to keep looking.

Kevin

John Beck wrote:

>Find someone with a transparency scanner.  Scan the microfiche.  Make a
>graphic file. Print.  If you want to you can touch up the scratches and
>fingerprints in Photoshop. You can also run the graphic files through an
>OCR program and turn them into a text file.  --J.B.
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>Kevin Spargur wrote:
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>>Ordinarily, going to the library would not present a problem.  Our main
>>library downtown has w microfiche reader-printer in the genealogy
>>department but it is closed until November 12th;
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