[Lnc-business] Do you save your LNC meeting binder contents? Want single PDF?

[Daniel Wiener]

I'm running out of room in my closet for all of the binders and handouts
from previous meetings.  I can't throw them away, because there is a
theoretical possibility that I might need to go back and consult something
in them (not that it's ever happened).  But I've got lots of space left on
my computer's hard drive, plus I just bought a 2 Terabyte external hard
drive for backup.  So heck yes, I'd like a PDF file containing everything.
If possible, make it a searchable PDF (not that I'm ever likely to do a
search on it).

Dan Wiener


On Wed, Apr 1, 2015 at 11:32 AM, Wes Benedict <Wes.Benedict at lp.org> wrote:

>  Please reply if you think this would be useful.
>
> Gary Johnson asked me about the possibility of creating a single PDF with
> all of the contents of the LNC meeting binder, including the handouts that
> were given at the meeting. I'm open to the idea. It might allow LNC members
> to throw away their binder contents sooner, if you are inclined to save
> them otherwise.
>
> I first want to see if the Secretary is willing to do this. I'm not sure I
> was careful about assembling all of the handouts this time.
> We have most of the binder files in a single folder on our server.
> We could just create another file that includes all of the handouts given
> on location.
>
> The LNC meeting minutes typically have most of the contents of the binder,
> but not all.
>
> Sometimes confidential items are handed out, and I think those would have
> to be excluded.
>
> The single PDF file size could range from 10 to 20 megabytes.
>
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