Transfer to CD? Oh my God! Never! I'm buying a screen and a projector so
you can experience these filmstrips the way they were meant to be experienced.
Geez, that's like somebody saying "You could probably buy a new car that's
better." Horrors!
(Just kidding, thanks for the advice.)
MM
hugh hemphill wrote:
> I have a film strip projector. I got off e-bay for very little. However,
> closer to hand, there is someone on the list who can copy the whole thing
> onto a CD (or 2) for you. Once I get my act together, I am going to send
> him the film strip and a tape of the one record I have from the 1958 sales
> presentation kit I acquired. No one has seen the show but me since I got
> it. Mike Trettin, for it is he, can also add the whole thing, sound and
> all, to the web site. What you have would be quite a cool resource for the
> 1968 page.
>
> Incidentally, you will probably find a service in your town which will do
> the same work. In San Antonio, Texas, it would be about $100.00 I believe
> the content can also be put on a VHS cassette.
>
> Congratulations on such a cool acquisition.
>
> Hugh
>
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