FAQ: Vancouver Scanning Services for Historic Artifacts by Micro Com Systems
Summary
What types of historic artifacts has Micro Com Systems scanned?
Micro Com Systems has scanned a variety of historic artifacts, including linen drawings from the 1800s, an expensive Italian scarf, rare books, marriage, birth and death records from almost 200 years ago, newspapers from 1910, and computer printouts from the 1970s.
Why is scanning historic artifacts important?
Scanning historic artifacts is important for preserving them in digital formats, making them easily accessible for future generations, and protecting them from potential damage due to wars, earthquakes, and volcanoes.
How does Micro Com Systems ensure the safety of original artifacts during scanning?
Micro Com Systems ensures the safety of original artifacts by carefully handling them during the scanning process and returning them unharmed, along with providing all digitized files on a convenient thumb drive.
What services does Micro Com Systems offer besides scanning historic artifacts?
Besides scanning historic artifacts, Micro Com Systems offers Document Imaging & Management, Archival & Book Scanning, Medical Imaging, OCR, Large Format Scanning, Microfilm Scanning, Aperture Card Scanning, Enterprise Report Management (ERM), High Speed Printing, Capture Software, and Capture Equipment.
Who can benefit from Micro Com Systems’ scanning services?
Local businesses, museums, and anyone in need of document management solutions or the preservation of historic artifacts can benefit from Micro Com Systems’ scanning services.
Where is Micro Com Systems located?
Micro Com Systems is located in Vancouver, BC.
How can I contact Micro Com Systems for more information?
You can contact Micro Com Systems by visiting their website at https://www.microcomsys.com/ or calling (604) 872-6771.
What is the oldest type of record mentioned that Micro Com Systems has scanned?
The oldest type of record mentioned that Micro Com Systems has scanned includes marriage, birth and death records from almost 200 years ago, though they have not scanned stone tablets like those from 3350-3000 BC found in Iraq.
What format are the digitized files provided in after scanning?
After scanning, all digitized files are provided on a convenient thumb drive.
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