On Mar 9, 2011, at 6:03 AM, [email protected] wrote:
> So the only way to "really" crop the file would be to export the images,
> crop them externally, create a new pdf and redo the OCR. :-(
Just FYI, Acrobat Pro (v.8 which came free with my scanner) will respect your
crops when exporting to image files. So my workflow is:
Scan
Open in Acrobat and crop when necessary
If so:
Crop in Acrobat
Export as TIFF to a folder
Remake TIFFs as PDF in Acrobat
Import into DTPO
OCR
My input files are mostly xeroxes of pretty varied print formats in a number of
languages and sizes, so the "scan into DTPO" feature of that application really
doesn't buy me much. The scans I crop are in the minority, but the process
couldn't take more than a minute per document.
HTH, Charles
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