The prevalence of the Internet has hastened the digitalization of paper data. The Chinese version of the ancient text of the Tripitaka poses extraordinary problems in terms of digitalization. Presently, a number of organizations in various areas around the world are working on the production of digitalized Buddhist texts. The different methods they have applied provide a useful reference to the establishment of digitalized data in Taiwan. Therefore, this paper begins with a brief introduction on a current progress in digitalization of the Chinese version of the Tripitaka world-wide, followed by discussion of Taiwan's experience in digitizing similar works. It offers possible directions for future development, thus providing a reference for the future digitalization of large volumes in Taiwan.