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Super scanner and Cornell join Microsoft's project to digitize tomes for the Windows Live Book Search project.
Photo: Robotic scanner
Super scanner and Cornell join Microsoft's project to digitize tomes for the Windows Live Book Search project.
Photo: Robotic scanner
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- Hopefully they're using ODF...
- by Penguinisto October 18, 2006 11:41 AM PDT
- No matter what OS we're talking about, there will certainly come a day when MSFT proprietary formats will be dead and gone (even between MS Office versions, this is already true...)
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- Probably a PDF
- by hybris06 October 18, 2006 2:19 PM PDT
- My guess as a recent Cornell graduate and my experience with the Cornell Libraries, the files will probably be PDFs.
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- Hopefully they're using PDF
- by Ryo Hazuki October 19, 2006 5:59 AM PDT
- Last time I checked, Microsoft proprietary format from Microsoft Office was not dead yet.
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(3 Comments)I just hope Cornell uses a universal, OPEN format that future readers of any type can successfully convert to human-readable text.
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The Cornell libraries scan a lot of content from books and journals and post them to a secured site for students to access for classes. Everything they post is in the PDF format.
I do hope though they are using PDF, it's the best IMHO.