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Partnering with Data Conversion Laboratory (DCL) leaves you free to be creative - safe in the knowledge that when we've converted your books into e-books, they'll look as good as the printed versions...

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Data Conversion Laboratory - data conversion expertsLIKE ALL REPUTABLE PUBLISHERS, you are creative and concerned with quality. You pay a great deal of attention to the look, feel, and usability of your books. After all, that's what your brand and reputation hinges on. Even more importantly, quality is the ingredient that brings readers back for more. It prompts them to visit their local bookstore or book e-tailer to check out other titles from your list.

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So when you move into the electronic world, you need to be certain that your digital product will match your printed product. It is imperative that the quality doesn't suffer.

This means choosing the right conversion house to turn you Quark, paper, MS Word, or other files, into OEB format.

Why choose Data Conversion Laboratory?

Not only can we manage very large volumes quickly and efficiently, but our conversion process is highly automated. This means that:

  1. Prices are highly competitive (because less labor is involved)
  2. Quality is top notch (using software for the mark-up process means the end result is far more precise and consistent)

Plus, if you've got a hundred titles to convert and all of them have varied subject matter and themes, that's no problem. We find the common threads between them, enabling us to build a tight and efficient conversion process. This not only saves you money, but means the output books will have a unified look and will be a clearly recognizable e-book brand.

Another one of our strengths is project management. We're a long-established industry leader in the implementation of large scale data conversions and have built up a highly experienced technical team that can cover every eventuality in a timely and efficient manner - while keeping you informed and up to pace at all times.

Who works with us?

A wide range of publishers come to us to meet their conversion needs. Here are just a few of our clients:

Pearson Education, Prentice Hall, British Medical Journal, Classwell Learning Group, McGraw-Hill, Harcourt, Houghton Mifflin, Lippincott/Williams and Wilkins, Wolters Kluwer, RFB&D (Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic), Matthew Bender & Co., the Library of Congress, National Library of Medicine, and the New York Public Library.

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We have also set up a FREE online library, called DCL Technical Library, which is a quick and easy way to reference what you need to know about subjects such as e-books, educational and scientific publishing, data conversion, Internet, IETMs, and technical documentation. Visit DCL's Technical Library at:
http://www.dclab.com/dcllibrary.asp


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About Data Conversion Laboratory

Since 1981, Data Conversion Laboratory has provided conversion services to publishers, industry, government, libraries, and documentation developers. It's our only business. We have successfully converted more than 200 million pages to date.

A privately held New York State corporation, DCL is headquartered in Fresh Meadows, New York, in close proximity to JFK International and LaGuardia airports. The company has satellite offices in Albuquerque, NM, Dayton, OH, and Reston, VA, and maintains long-term strategic relationships with facilities on four continents that provide support services for high-volume data-entry and data-processing services using our process control software.

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61-18 190th St., 2nd Floor,
Fresh Meadows, NY 11365
Tel: 718-357-8700
Fax: 718-357-8776
E-mail:
convert@dclab.com


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