Millenarianism & Postmodernity

by Englishman 5 Replies latest forum tech-support

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  Englishman

  The UK magazine Social Review published by Leicester University is an absolute must for students of sociology. http://www.philipallan.co.uk/system/index.html

  Last months mag contained a 5 page feature devoted to the JW cult that I would like to share with everyone. However, I have tried to scan and upload a page to a website, but in order for it to be readable I have to make the upload around 750kb, which also means that lots of scrolling is also necessary. This is what it looks like when I post the first page at an acceptable size, virtually unreadable.

  Any idea's, please?

  Englishman.
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  teenyuck

  I would love to read it, however, only the first page is showing.

  Is this on a web site we could access?
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  teenyuck

  PS, the scan was not so bad...I read the first page...now I want to read the rest. I don't mind scrolling.
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  Englishman

  OK, there's 5 pages, well worth reading, I'll post it tomorrow.

  Englishman.
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  CPiolo

  E-man:

  Do you have Adobe Acrobat? If so, scan the files at 100% at 300 dpi and as bitmap files, and save in eps format. Next run the eps through Adobe Distiller and create a pdf document that is of the same quality as your scans, but at a much smaller size. If you don't have Acrobat, let me know where I can download the files and I will do it for you and e-mail you the pdf document. Adobe Acrobat Reader is a free utility to read pdf files. It can be found at www.adobe.com and is availvable for several different platforms - Windows, Mac, Unix (the beauty of pdf files is that they are platform independent).

  CPiolo

  P.S. most browsers have a plug in which enables you to view pdf documents directly from your browser.
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  CPiolo

  E-man:

  Do you have Adobe Acrobat? If so, scan the files at 100% at 300 dpi and as bitmap files, and save in eps format. Next run the eps through Adobe Distiller and create a pdf document that is of the same quality as your scans, but at a much smaller size. If you don't have Acrobat, let me know where I can download the files and I will do it for you and e-mail you the pdf document. Adobe Acrobat Reader is a free utility to read pdf files. It can be found at www.adobe.com and is availvable for several different platforms - Windows, Mac, Unix (the beauty of pdf files is that they are platform independent).

  CPiolo