One idea: my scanner (at home, sorry I don't have the model, but it is an HP) has an
attachment that holds slides (and does the appropriate scanning color correction).
This makes graphic images, which could then be imported into a powerpoint (or other)
presentation.
--Sue Cloninger, Russell Sage College, Troy NY
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Sent: Oct 22, 2003 01:18 PM
To: Teaching in the Psychological Sciences <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: data presentation. . . moving into the current century
Hello tipsters,
I have been asked to give a talk on research done long, long ago. All of the graphs
and ERP traces were rendered back in the days before technology as we now know it. I
have very professional looking 'blue burn slides' to work with (anyone else out there
remember these relics?!), but am missing much of the original art work.
Does anyone know a way of easily converting photographic slide material into a
graphics file that may be used for powerpoint or other forms of publication?
Much thanks for any leads.
Sandra
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Psychology
Saginaw Valley State University
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University Center, MI 48710
Office: (989) 964-4635
Fax: (989) 790-7656
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