[PADG:114] Source of Book Copier or overhead scanner?

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From: Normandy Helmer <nhelmer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 21 Jul 2004 15:28:42 -0700
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We too have a dying bookedge (staff use only, not for patrons) and in addition to suggestions for a replacement copier, would like to know what kind of planetary/overhead scanners would be worth considering instead. I assume Minolta has progressed since their machine first came out but would like verification from a user.

Thanks,

Normandy S. Helmer
Access & Preservation Officer
Special Collections & University Archives
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References:
- [PADG:107] FW: Source of Book Copier?
  - From: Schnare, Robert, Prof.

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