Please enlighten me too as I'm in a similar need for my study purpose.

Keen to know if any resource is available in Kerala, from where I
could get my books scanned at a reasonable rate.

Thank you for your help you may be willing to offer.


On 1/2/16, Prathap Vasu <[email protected]> wrote:
> Dear friends,
>
> First of all, Thanks for your quick response.  My intension is where
> one can scan the book at cheapest price.  Scanning a book which has
> around 1000 page costs rs. 3000.  I use to scan book for my CBSE UGC
> NET preparation and other competitive exams.  Not only for exam
> purpose, out of my own interest I use to scan book for general reading
> purpose.  if one or two book the above mentioned cost is bearable but
> I use to scan book more often.              is there any standard rate
> for scanning book for visually impaired.  To be cost effective, I am
> exploring what are all the option available for visually impaired to
> scan books at cheapest price. Venkataraman Nagarajan sir mentioned
> about worth trust for scanning book.  My motive is what are all the
> places or centers available for scanning book for visually impaired at
> cheapest price And what the cost would be.  With in a month I plan to
> scan a books for upcoming exams.
> Thanking you
>
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