I must be crazy to do this but.............. I am doing it.

[StirCrazy]

I would only back up the articles that you think are worth keeping, most mags only have 1 good article in them and the rest is ok. or repetitious.

Steve

[Veng68]

Originally Posted by StirCrazy

I would only back up the articles that you think are worth keeping, most mags only have 1 good article in them and the rest is ok. or repetitious.

Steve

I'll do them all........ because you just never know when you want to research something

I hope to be done by September ............ that is if I don't get distracted.

Cheers,
Vic [veng68]

[kris_willard]

ummmm....wow! Get that cannon endorsement deal yet?

[EmilyB]

Go outside Vic....get some fresh air....really...

[Veng68]

Originally Posted by kris_willard

ummmm....wow! Get that cannon endorsement deal yet?

Not yet but I'm hoping the scanner will last that long

Cheers,
Vic [Veng68]

[Veng68]

Originally Posted by EmilyB

Go outside Vic....get some fresh air....really...

I can't .......... it's raining

Cheers,
Vic [veng68]

[sumpfinfishe]

I like Steve's idea myself, except instead of scanning them I would simply cut out the 1 or 2 worthy articles out of each mag, then just get a few 3-ring binders a hole punch and archive them that way

Goodluck!

[bluetang]

My two cents would be...
Don't scan the real old ones, as reefkeeping technology has increased ten fold over the years.
All you old hats, think back to when you first started reef keeping and the equipment that was used back then. I'm fairly sure you would shake your head at using some of that equip now on your tanks.
On the flipside. It would also be cool to document the changes and mentalities of reefkeeping throughout the years.

Rob

[Veng68]

420/609 (68.97%) done.

Cheers,
Vic [veng68]

[StirCrazy]

Originally Posted by Veng68

420/609 (68.97%) done.

Cheers,
Vic [veng68]

you go guy.. hehe, when your done let me know how big the file is LOL

Steve