Problem #1:  you have old paper drawings that are taking up valuable storage space. You're also concerned about their fragility and susceptibility to damage. Also, you'd like to share copies of the drawings with your co-workers, but feel that making paper copies is too cumbersome.

Solution:  scan the drawings and archive the images electronically. By making backup copies, you add permanency and security, not to mention peace of mind. In addition, once in electronic form, the drawings can easily be shared with others by using CD-ROM's, your company's intranet, or the Internet.

Problem #2: you're working on a remodeling project and have a set of blueprints showing existing conditions. You need a composite drawing showing what stays, what's to be demolished and what's new, but you don't want the expense of re-drawing the original blueprints.

Solution: scan the existing bluelines and use them as background images in the new CAD drawings.

Note: our scanning process produces compressed TIF (Tagged Image Format) files. We can convert the files into other graphic formats (such as GIF or JPEG), for a small additional charge.

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