I've scanned the first few pages of PP&Z and they should be available using the same link as before. There are a few spots where the glue smeared the edges, but I think they were like that before disassembly. Most of the page are glue-free. The shading and background detail are more comparable to ...

Batch scanning is pretty awesome. I think the utility I installed has a feature that allows that, but I'll have to play around a bit to be sure it works right. Will look into IrfanView.

I actually wrapped a little black dress around the scanner lid to keep the top sides from leaking through, but ...

Problem solved. Here is a dropbox share link with three 600 dpi files. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/0drk54fpm8z6 ... Ckxda?dl=0

Cool, thanks. I wonder what's wrong though, because Windows seems to think it only goes up to 300. At least, that's the highest resolution I get from Paint and Windows Scan. i'm going to search help forums for a work-around. I made a couple scans at that resolution to see what they'd be like, and ...

Epson Workforce 520, according to specs has optical resolution of 1200dpi. Epson Print & Scan is a piece of crap though. Really really bad.

So hair-dryer disassembly is easy, but my scanning software doesn't go over 300 dpi (Windows 10 package scanner). Got any suggestion for a software download?

I pay for a terabyte of Dropbox, and have plenty of physical storage, internal and external. Time is more of an issue for me than storage or data transfer, but first I gotta make sure my equipment can generate the scans properly. I'm reading the PDF manual for it now, but going to have to get back ...

I'll check my scanner when I get home and see if it's capable. If it is, I'll learn book disassembly and do a trial run with something I've got kicking around.

Like, any scanner? Or an industrial scanner like the ones in printing shops?

How much are the volumes? I might be willing to contribute to assist re-purchase.