>
> Scanning into a PC would take me far
> more time that I have


Neil,
You could use a sharp knife to cut through the spine of each magazine (so
that you now just have a stack of pages), put the whole stack into a page
feed scanner, let it go to town, and then write some software to rearrange
to pages into proper order. It seems like they can do about 50 pages at once
generally, so you'd still have to feed it fairly frequently, but it's better
than using a flat bed scanner at least.
Cheers,
- Marcel
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