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12 January 2010 at 10:39 am #572960Dominic Ford (site admin)Participant
Posted by Sheridan Williams at 10:39 on 2010 Jan 12
As many of you are aware one of my roles as Director of the Computing Section is to make available the whole archive of BAA Journals. This is progressing well and I am now only missing a small percentage of issues.If you have copies of:Vol. 1 Nos.2-10Vol. 5 Nos.1-10Vol. 6 Nos.1-10Vol. 9 Nos.1-10Vol.11 Nos.1,3-10Vol.12 Nos.1,2,3,6,7,10Vol.13 Nos.1-10Vol.14 Nos.1,3-10Vol.20 Nos.1-10that you could let me have (on loan, or as a permanent gift) please contact me on: baa@clock-tower.com
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3 February 2010 at 12:56 am #575191Dominic Ford (site admin)ParticipantPosted by Manchester AS at 00:56 on 2010 Feb 03
We at Manchester A.S. have a 99% collection in our library sure we can be of help
4 February 2010 at 2:17 pm #575193Dominic Ford (site admin)ParticipantPosted by Paul Sutherland at 14:17 on 2010 Feb 04
There appears to be a very full collection at the RAS Library too. I was browsing through them only this week.Paul
12 February 2010 at 7:59 pm #575206Dominic Ford (site admin)ParticipantPosted by Sheridan Williams at 19:59 on 2010 Feb 12
The problem I have is that it is very tedious and inaccurate to scan bound issues. Ideally I want copies that I can chop off the spine and feed them through my duplex sheet feeder scanner. Then I can OCR them and avoid having to stand over the scanner for hours on end. By the way, they are not simply scans of the Journal, they are fully searchable, copy and pasteable, bookmarked products.I desperately want issues that I can chop up. The reward is that I will let the donors have a DVD containing all the issues absolutely free of charge.This is a labour of love, and I’ve already spent over a year (of spare time of course) scanning. It’s the last 10% that are the problem.Once the Journals are available on the new website I’m sure people will realise what a superb resource they are, and will be willing to help me complete the collection.I’m doing this in my new role as Director of the Computing Section.
12 February 2010 at 8:03 pm #575207Dominic Ford (site admin)ParticipantPosted by Sheridan Williams at 20:03 on 2010 Feb 12
Sheridan Williams wrote:
As many of you are aware one of my roles as Director of the Computing Section is to make available the whole archive of BAA Journals. This is progressing well and I am now only missing a small percentage of issues.If you have copies of:Vol.12 Nos.1,2,3,6,7,10Vol.13 Nos.1-10Vol.14 Nos.1,3-10Vol.20 Nos.1-10that you could let me have (on loan, or as a permanent gift) please contact me on: baa@clock-tower.com -
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