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All our services are customized around the requirements of clients from different industries who outsource to us. At Swift ProSys, we are dedicated to offer time bound pre-press and typesetting services in most cost-effective manner to our customers. Our pre-press and typesetting solutions are automated which provides for perfection.

We can manage any kind of books and journals and cover all aspects of production:

• Copyediting
• Image Processing
• XML Conversion / Composition
• Typesetting
• Proofreading
• Indexing

Here is the article link about our company which has been published recently in Publishers weekly. http://www.scribd.com/doc/223164990/Digital-Solutions-in-India-May-2014#page=10

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During the last few years, as digitization has gradually moved from an experimental and temporal activity toward one that is structural and continuous, mass digitization projects have been increasing in number. Newspapers appeal to a large audience, but in many cases are inaccessible. Therefore, it is no surprise that many institutions are now deciding to digitize their newspaper collections. Digitization and Web delivery make these collections available to a worldwide audience.

We are one of the service providers in the digitization of archived newspapers. We also specialize in digitizing books, journals, manuscripts, and the like. We plays a significant active role in the archival digitization movement.

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We offer fast, accurate and competitive Data Capturing services, typically at a lower cost than doing it in-house, featuring single or double pass data entry.

• Surveys and questionnaires
• Application forms, registration forms.
• Library Cards
• Finding Aids
• Survey Forms
• Handwritten Registers
• Microfiches
• Scanned PDF
• Scanned Images (TIFF, JPEG etc.,)

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There are many reasons that eReaders and eBooks are changing the publishing landscape. Just as an iPod makes it possible to tote an impossibly large music collection in your shirt pocket, eReaders allow you to carry an entire library of books in a handbag.

ePub has been widely adopted as the format for digital books (eBooks) – including Apple’s iBooks, Sony’s Reader, and the Kobo – and the ePub 3 specifications significantly increase the ePub format’s capabilities to support a wider range of publication requirements.

Features of the EPUB 3 Format

• Video. Video can now be embedded in eBooks.
• Audio. Audio passages can also be embedded in eBooks, and ePub 3 is better at integrating the current DAISY accessibility standards, making eReaders more useful to visually impaired readers.
• Interactivity. An interactive ePublication can act more like an app than a document, and can include features like pop-ups and asides activated by clicking on words in the text.
• Global language support, including vertical writing and writing from left-to-right and right-to-left.
• Multi-column layout. A feature that will greatly enhance publications like cookbooks (see the post on Mastering the Art of French Cooking.)
• Hyphenation. To help page formatting, particularly in justified text, this helps avoid very tight or very loose lines of text.
• Embedded fonts. This opens up a world of possibilities for fonts you can use in your eBook.
• Enhanced metadata. Metadata (i.e. “data about data”) in an eBook includes things such as your ISBN number, book title, author name, publisher, and publication date. Enhanced metadata can include information like author bios, book excerpts, and media reviews — the kind of information that might influence someone’s decision to buy your book.
• Improved accessibility. This includes enhanced navigation within the eBook, improving the reader’s ability to jump to specific chapters, pages, and passages.
• Support for MathML, a mathematic specification that provides greater opportunities for textbook publishers to convert and publish texts as eBooks.

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This technology converts all printed documents into searchable digital files that can be easily stored on DVD, hard drives and network servers. OCR technology makes it possible to find a topic, word or sentence located within multiple documents in a matter of moments.

Converting documents to searchable digital files eliminates the need for traditional filing and long term storage of deteriorating paper records. The ability to generate multiple digital copies for on and off site storage is also a major benefit thereby averting total loss through theft, fire or flood. Significant space saving is also achieved in the digital conversion process.

Many different types of documents can be scanned with OCR including standard printed material, typed documents, maps, newspaper clippings, plans and illustrations with text.

In summary document scanning with OCR is a relatively inexpensive process that has significant advantages over storing and searching for deteriorating paper files.