scanning & editing

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    idr
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    scanning & editing

    I am scanning a picture book (colour drawings ~ A4 size, not photos). I insert the pictures of about ½ A4 size, into a Word file, I add text and I convert the pages to pdf for uploading into my site.
    In order to make the file open quickly I try to reduce the volume (kb) of the files to minimum, without impairing the picture details, if possible.
    I want to know what is the best way to deal with the pictures: scan at 150 dpi, reduce the file size and then enlarge them in Word? Scan at a lower resolution? Or some another way?
    Can anybody advise or give an address of an appropriate tutorial?
    thanks


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    HappyBeaver is offline Bea*ering Away!
    Is it a necessary requirement to have a pdf file? Are you offering a download or are you expecting viewers to see your wares so to speak.

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    idr
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    yes. I found pdf as the simplest way to publish the files online. My text is right-to-left, and converting into html results in loss of editing features. I permit the surfers to print, download, copy etc.

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