Microprint them on gold-toned black and white photo paper, and they will last hundreds of years. If they are colour and/or digital is a requirement, convert the files to xpm and microprint out a text view of them, as above. That way you can "see" what the image looks like, as well as being able to reconstruct the file by scanning/ocr.
There are channels for distributing e-books for free. My bug-bear as a publisher is that there doesn't seem to be anybody providing that service without demanding that downloaders join their site. I want to be able to provide my books (printed at Lulu) as an ebook to everyone, without their having to sign up to something which they may never use again. It's free publicity in exchange for a product which is no extra cost to me to produce - a win-win, surely? Anybody know a site which does this?
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Microprint them on gold-toned black and white photo paper, and they will last hundreds of years. If they are colour and/or digital is a requirement, convert the files to xpm and microprint out a text view of them, as above. That way you can "see" what the image looks like, as well as being able to reconstruct the file by scanning/ocr.
There are channels for distributing e-books for free. My bug-bear as a publisher is that there doesn't seem to be anybody providing that service without demanding that downloaders join their site. I want to be able to provide my books (printed at Lulu) as an ebook to everyone, without their having to sign up to something which they may never use again. It's free publicity in exchange for a product which is no extra cost to me to produce - a win-win, surely? Anybody know a site which does this?