Nice find! I've also been disappointed in their PDF's. Here's a neat video
about the Internet Archive that shows them scanning books (among other stuff):
http://www.deepspeedmedia.com/internet-archive/
Regards,
Loran
On May 24, 2013, at 6:10 PM, "DanKj" wrote:
> I just found that if you click
I just found that if you click either the "HTTPS" or the "Torrent" links on
the pages for these files, you can download really LARGE folders of much
better jp2 images. The original "scans" appear to be snaps taken with a
digital camera while the bound volumes lay on a table, with no effort mad
You are looking at a Flash representation of the pdf image.
On 05/24/2013 06:48 PM, DanKj wrote:
I just wish these weren't via the Internet Archive, as they usually have
the worst quality PDF files anywhere. I don't know what they do to
them, but despite being huge files, they're often unreadab
On 5/24/2013 7:48 PM, DanKj wrote:
I just wish these weren't via the Internet Archive, as they usually have
the worst quality PDF files anywhere. I don't know what they do to
them, but despite being huge files, they're often unreadable. Lots of
the text & most of the illustrations in their Phon
I just wish these weren't via the Internet Archive, as they usually have
the worst quality PDF files anywhere. I don't know what they do to them,
but despite being huge files, they're often unreadable. Lots of the text &
most of the illustrations in their Phonoscope file are blobs of mush.
He
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