Wanted: Ad516 & Kitchen Sync Manuals

[giZmo350]

I'll have Studio16 V3.0, SMPTE Extras & Toaster Extras Hi-Res & 100DPI PDFs ready for download in about an hour.... I'll post a link when ready.

I think either Bigbronc or danbeaver has a copy of the Kitchen Sync manual per this thread...
http://www.amiga.org/forums/showthread.php?t=67140

OK, here ya go... these links are to the 100dpi PDFs but are readable... the hi-res PDFs are going to take a while yet...

http://www.prolaptopshop.com/amigamagic/dl/smpte_output-studio16_extras-manual-100dpi.pdf

http://www.prolaptopshop.com/amigamagic/dl/toaster_handler-studio16_extras-manual-100dpi.pdf

http://www.prolaptopshop.com/amigamagic/dl/studio16_v3.0_manual-100dpi.pdf

[giZmo350]

Here's the Hi-Res PDFs....

http://www.prolaptopshop.com/amigamagic/dl/smpte_output-studio16_extras-manual-hi.pdf

http://www.prolaptopshop.com/amigamagic/dl/toaster_handler-studio16_extras-manual-hi.pdf

http://www.prolaptopshop.com/amigamagic/dl/studio16_v3.0_manual.pdf
This is quit large so be patient....

Could maybe someone copy these to EAB file server so that I can remove later - my host might not like the bandwidth jump! Eeek!

Glad I could help!

I also have the original Digital Creations Kitchen Sync manual with the Menu Tree card but won't be able to get it scanned til Monday....  I'll post up the link then....

[giZmo350]

We are computer users, we must use these tools (Multifunction printer/scanners), learn your tools.

@DWV...  chuckle
I have a very nice canon mp990 (multi-function) single sheet flat scanner...works very well for my personal needs...

@giZmo350
Really would like to know your tools and techinques.
My main issues are cutting apart (read won't do it) my manuals to get flat sheets and then turning the sheets over 250 (?) times, sigh

M

4 years later.......     Here's how I did it so fast..... I laid the AD516 manual under a jig and cut 1/16 inch off the binding with a radial arm saw up against a super tight fence. I fanned out the pages and then tossed it in the hopper of a Dell duplex printer/scanner. Can't remember the model number now.  I totally remember that day! 

@DWV, touche!