[Simply Computers] Re: Picture files.

 

Scanned all 175 of mine on an inexpensive flatbed scanner. No problem if you break it down into available time chunks. You can save time by scanning a whole plateful on an A4 bed. Being .jpg files you can store a lot on a CD or a hard drive. I backed them up on both media
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--- In simplycomputers2@yahoogroups.com, "saltybob1" <saltybob@...> wrote:
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> I have a lot of snapshot type pictures in albums that take up a lot of shelf space. I want to scan these and put them on cd's, flashdrives, or maybe an external harddrive. I want to be sure they are safe so they wont get lost, this way I can get rid of the originals. How can I do this and feel safe? When I said a lot of them I

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