[Publib] scanning newsletter for our website

[Bill Teschek]

Beth,

Rather than scanning, try using a free pdf converter like PrimoPDF (you can 
google it easily). Assuming you create your newsletter on a computer and don't 
hand-assemble it through cutting and pasting or something of that sort, you can 
do this easily. PrimoPDF creates a new "printer" on your computer that you can 
select from the print dialog box like any other printer on your system, only 
instead of creating a paper copy it will turn your document into a pdf. And the 
size of the pdf is quite reasonable as well, which should solve your other 
problem. Very easy to install and use.

Bill Teschek
bteschek at hampton.lib.nh.us

Beth A. Rasch wrote:

> Hello Pub Libers:
> 
> Looking for some help regarding our newsletter. In order to have our print
> newsletter available on our website, I scan in the paper copy as a PDF and
> create a link. The only problem is that when clicking on the link, it
> takes FOREVER to download the newsletter. What am I doing wrong? Anyone
> else doing things differently?
> 
> Thanks so much!
> 
> --Beth
> 
> 
> Beth A. Rasch
> Adult Reference Librarian
> 
> Melrose Park Public Libary
> 801 Broadway
> Melrose Park, IL 60160
> Phone: (708) 343-3391
> Fax: (708) 531-5327
> 
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