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Old 03-19-2008, 02:04 PM   #15
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Hey Axel,

thanks for new script, I'll give it a try as soon as I have to e another p-book.

I'm glad we have some really fast scanning/copying units standing in our university; scanning a page is about 3 times faster than with a usual scanner at home. Scanning a ~250 page book took me only about 30 minutes to scan.

I'm already thinking about a way to create a GUI for it. Generally I would just show up a dialog for the rectangle selection and the convert parameters, giving a preview for both. After setting the appropriate options I would feed them to the script to do the processing steps... do you have any other brainstorming ideas?
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