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NON DESTRUCTIVE AND DESTRUCTIVE DIARY AND BOOK SCANNING

Non destructive book scanning supports clients with an affordable option for all books, regardless  of the paper type or whether colour or black and white.  We can offer searchable PDF and editable Word documents for each book scanned.

Our digitisation services extend to rare book scanning and bound volumes. This includes diaries, magazines, newspapers and any other type of files, all sizes and either small or large volume. Digital formats and ABBYY Fine Reader Professional OCR technology offered in your chosen files.


Kind regards
Cheryl
Director

Oxford Duplication
The Centre for Archiving Audio Video Film Image and Text
29 Banbury Road
Kidlington
OX5 1AQ

www.oxfordduplicationcentre.com
01865 457000
Opening Hours:
Monday – Thursday 9-5pm
Friday – 9-3pm


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