I have, of late, needed to do a lot of "quick scans" usually sequentially, of magazines and send them as attachments in e-mail.
I've always just used GIMP or such.
But, I thought I would try out some other scanning apps and found gscan2pdf in the repos and it just works jiffy quick!
Allows changing to different resolutions, line art, gray scale, color(with settings). etc.
plop the mag on the scanner click the scan icon, a few seconds later it is there, usually upside down, click roatate button, a few seconds later it is rotated, click save, one can enter a variety of info about the thing but if click save bar at bottom get the save function with the date, type in desired name, pick a place for it to go and save.
Done, done, and done. VERY SIMPLE and gives very good results.
woodsmoke
I've always just used GIMP or such.
But, I thought I would try out some other scanning apps and found gscan2pdf in the repos and it just works jiffy quick!
Allows changing to different resolutions, line art, gray scale, color(with settings). etc.
plop the mag on the scanner click the scan icon, a few seconds later it is there, usually upside down, click roatate button, a few seconds later it is rotated, click save, one can enter a variety of info about the thing but if click save bar at bottom get the save function with the date, type in desired name, pick a place for it to go and save.
Done, done, and done. VERY SIMPLE and gives very good results.
woodsmoke
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