Hi,
I've just bought an Avision AV220G ADF scanner. I note that on the
SANE compatibility list, the AV220 and AV220C2 are both listed, but
not the (newer?) AV220G. After installing the latest SANE backends
from Mattias Ellert's TWAIN SANE for Mac OS X page, I am able to get
both single
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Olaf Meeuwissen olaf.meeuwissen at avasys.jp wrote:
Hi,
Changes to epkowa.desc (against the CVS snapshot of 2008-12-18) are
attached. If some kind soul with commit privileges could add these
I'd be grateful, yet again.
Done.
JB.
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Julien BLACHE
* Jan Huijsmans bofh at koffie.nu [2008-10-09 19:51] :
Today I bought this scanner (dmesg and sane-find-device output included)
and to my supprice even the chipset isn't mentioned as (un)supported, so
I guess I have a new device...
Is someone already working on the support of this
| From: m. allan noah kitno455 at gmail.com
| Can
| you file a bug report so we dont forget to do it?
https://alioth.debian.org/tracker/index.php?func=detailaid=311313group_id=30186atid=410366
for some time now i've been using homemade scripts with scanimage and
scanadf to scan my paper documents. most of my documents are plain
text. the results have always been poor and marginally acceptable. i'm
using suse 10.3 and an hp aio j6450 or psc1210xi.
recently i obtained a canon scanner
The gimp probably defaults images to something like 72dpi. if you have
scanned at a higher dpi, it wont know, and will print it huge. just
change the print dpi in the gimp to match that at which you scanned.
look in the image-print size menu option
allan
On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 11:34 AM, gobo
the default for scanimage is 75dpi, and that is barely readable. i'll
certainly give your gimp setting change a try.
but, can i also do this in the shell? can i take an image scanned
with --resolution=150, funnel it through another utility (or two) and
end up with a pdf containing 8.5x11
On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 12:58 PM, gobo gobo770 at gmail.com wrote:
the default for scanimage is 75dpi, and that is barely readable. i'll
certainly give your gimp setting change a try.
but, can i also do this in the shell? can i take an image scanned
with --resolution=150, funnel it through
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2008/12/19 Jeremy Johnson jeremy at acjlaw.net:
http://gscan2pdf.sourceforge.net/
There was a bug in the program which would not let me change my SP15C
scanner's options. I submitted a bug report to the author, but he hadn't
been able to fix/work around the problem. But the program may work
I can't speak for Jeremy, but there is the general bug that gscan2pdf
only shows options that it knows, which hides alot of nice
compression, or image processing, or imprinter options provided by
office scanners.
allan
On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 3:13 PM, Jeffrey Ratcliffe
jeffrey.ratcliffe at
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