I take pride in my work, and I try to put the best possible scanned images on the CDs that I produce so that they are easily readable on a computer monitor without having to strain to read. The scanned images of text pages on my CDs are black and white (not greyscale) and when printed will give you a good facsimile of the page as it was when originally printed.

The images have around 95% of the spurious dots removed (and 99.9% of the smaller ones), and are centred on the pages which are, where possible, a consistent size - I write my own software for doing this. The images are as square to page as I can get them. Needless to say, the processing required to give you this quality image all takes time and money and I believe my CDs are second to none in quality and value for money.

All my books are scanned with the pages as flat as possible to the image sensor in order to keep scanning distortions to a minimum - I do not use an overhead scanner which gives horizontally compressed characters towards the centre of the book due to the curve on the pages and does not remove the print skewing relative to the page edges that occurs in many of the older books.

All of our CDs are supplied in a virtually unbreakable flexible black plastic case. Prices quoted are post paid to your door (by Airmail if abroad) to anywhere in the world.

The images on the CDs are in Acrobat pdf format, and are presented as individual books accessible from a common starting point which should appear automatically when the CD is inserted in the computer.