[clue-tech] Document Digitizer Firm

[Jon]

I would put you in touch with a company here in the Denver area. They  
do exactly what you are looking for and work with smbs.

Nathan Toland
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303-660-7902

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On Nov 4, 2009, at 3:34 PM, Charles W Downing <chuckdowning at earthlink.net 
 > wrote:

> Gang,
>
> I have recently been appointed to the "Education and Library  
> Committee" of Colorado Order of the Eastern Star, allegedly because  
> I am a "computer jock".  One of the tasks of this committee is to  
> "make the contents of the library available over the Internet for  
> our members".  That's where I'm supposed to come in.
>
> At the moment, we have about 1 1/2 letter-size file drawers of  
> several-page type-written documents, more or less sorted by  
> "topic".  It is likely, if we successfully "get these papers on the  
> Internet", that the next step could be doing the same for a storage  
> closet full of both loose-leaf and bound documents, some as much as  
> 100 years old.
>
> I would prefer finding a Denver-area company to do the heavy  
> lifting, rather than trying to develop a system from scratch.  At  
> age almost-69, I might not live long enough to finish scanning,  
> converting to .pdf(?) and developing a web-based storage/retrieval  
> system.
>
> Is anyone in CLUE working for such a company?  Has anyone done  
> something similar with a good Denver company?  Any recommendations  
> off the top of your head?
>
> Thanks.
>
> -- 
> Chuck Downing
> Highlands Ranch, Colorado USA
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