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Re: [opensuse] Scanner and archiving
- From: BandiPat <penguin0601@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 1 Aug 2007 08:21:20 -0400
- Message-id: <200708010821.20575.penguin0601@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
On Wednesday 01 August 2007, Hans van der Merwe wrote:
> > convert is part of the Image Magic package. ps2pdf is, if I recall
> > correctly, part of the Ghostscript package. I don't recall where
> > scanimage comes from, but you probably already have it.
> >
> > If you have multiple pages you want to end up in one PDF file, scan
> > them as page1.pnm, page2.pnm, page3.pnm, etc. until you have them
> > all, then use 'convert -density 300 page*.pnm page.ps' to build the
> > intermediate PostScript file out of them.
>
> Ok, so the answer is to start looking into Kommander and roll my own.
> Thanks for the script.
>
> Writer or Kooka or xSane cant do multi page scan - well the last time
> I checked.
> And Kooka saves/prints horribly to PDF.
>
> Thanks
****************
Hi,
Take a look to see if the file "cups-pdf" is available on SuSE's
mirrors. If not you may want to compile it yourself. It's very handy,
in that it lets you create a Virtual pdf printer you can just select
from any printer dialog and print the document directly to a good pdf
file. Acroread can read the file most excellent as do the other pdf
readers.
When setting it up, you want to choose Postscript as the brand & model
of printer. Makes printing to pdf very handy & easy from your
programs.
have fun,
Lee
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> > convert is part of the Image Magic package. ps2pdf is, if I recall
> > correctly, part of the Ghostscript package. I don't recall where
> > scanimage comes from, but you probably already have it.
> >
> > If you have multiple pages you want to end up in one PDF file, scan
> > them as page1.pnm, page2.pnm, page3.pnm, etc. until you have them
> > all, then use 'convert -density 300 page*.pnm page.ps' to build the
> > intermediate PostScript file out of them.
>
> Ok, so the answer is to start looking into Kommander and roll my own.
> Thanks for the script.
>
> Writer or Kooka or xSane cant do multi page scan - well the last time
> I checked.
> And Kooka saves/prints horribly to PDF.
>
> Thanks
****************
Hi,
Take a look to see if the file "cups-pdf" is available on SuSE's
mirrors. If not you may want to compile it yourself. It's very handy,
in that it lets you create a Virtual pdf printer you can just select
from any printer dialog and print the document directly to a good pdf
file. Acroread can read the file most excellent as do the other pdf
readers.
When setting it up, you want to choose Postscript as the brand & model
of printer. Makes printing to pdf very handy & easy from your
programs.
have fun,
Lee
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