Thread: Question Regarding 2-page Pdf (scanned book)
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Old 09-01-2009, 02:08 PM   #4
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For a scanned book with the two sides together, I would use either PDFLRF and/or PaperCrop.

The best results I've gotten have come from using cropping out the individual columns with Acrobat as separate pages, and then going through PDFLRF, but that's a lot more time consuming, and not feasible if you've got dozens of hundreds-pages-long books.

I believe PDFRead, which is another possibility, has an option to call unpaper while processing, but personally I've gotten better results with PDFLRF than with PDFRead.
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