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From: CSM1 on 21 Oct 2007 18:12 "George Neuner" <gneuner2/@/comcast.net> wrote in message news:k9dnh39mape0lrj2q6rg4jeoujf79no6us(a)4ax.com... > Hi all, > > I'm using HP Photo & Imaging v2.0 with a Scanjet 3570c. I'm having > difficulty with the "scan document" applet (v1.3) which is launched > from HP Director. > > I need to scan a large number of documents (text+graphics) and store > them as PDF. My problem is that I need to scan the paper edge to edge > (8.5x11). The scanner will physically do it, but the software won't > allow it. > > The preview function seems to auto select an output size based on the > printed area rather than the paper or the scanner bed - unfortunately > it guesses wrong most of the time. > > The source and output width and height and the scale factor can be set > manually, but there are problems. According to the help, the source > size is limited by the output size, and in fact the output size can be > "locked", suggesting that it is the master. But locking the output > size also locks the scale factor - at whatever idiotic value it > happens to have when the lock is activated - and then the source limit > is inversely scaled to the output so it can't be set 1:1. > > If the output isn't locked, then the output is scaled to the source as > expected. But adjusting any of the source width or height or scale > factor immediately recalculates all the rest of the settings so you > can never get all the values set properly at the same time. > > > I can get edge to edge scanning if I use the "picture" scan rather > than the "document" scan, but the picture applet can't output to a PDF > printer and can't string multiple scans together - every page would > end up as a separate image file and have to be aggregated later. > > I checked HP's web site and I have the latest version of the software > and all the updates/bug fixes for it. Does anyone know a fix or work > around for this problem? > > Thanks, > George > -- > for email reply remove "/" from address Quit using HP Photo & Imaging v2.0. Try scanning using the TWAIN interface via Irfanview. You can set the scanning area in TWAIN. You can save the images as Multipage TIFF. Get the plug-in also it is needed. http://www.irfanview.net/ I assume that you have a PDF application that can create a PDF from Tiff images. If only humans need to read the scanned documents, you do not have to do OCR. Just make a image PDF. -- CSM1 http://www.carlmcmillan.com --
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