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preparation:adf-scanning [2020/09/12 19:17] hubzadf-scanning [2020/09/18 02:00] – ↷ Page moved from preparation:adf-scanning to adf-scanning superuser
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 ==== ScandAll Pro Settings ==== ==== ScandAll Pro Settings ====
  
->Again we do NOT recommend ScandAllPro for scanning with your Fujitsu scanners due to the fact that it produces worse quality and more JPEG artifacts than ScanSnap Manager. It’s only useful when you are scanning very long documents as it will not cut them off. Another benefit it does have though is it doesn't aggressively crop like ScanSnap Manager does.+>Again we do NOT recommend ScandAllPro for scanning with your Fujitsu scanners due to the fact that it produces worse quality and more JPEG artifacts than ScanSnap Manager. It’s only useful when you are scanning very long documents as it will not cut them off. Another benefit it does have though is it doesn't aggressively crop like ScanSnap Manager does. But due to the compression as well as other random issues it has we don't recommend using it unless you have to.
  
 To configure it you’ll need to go to the “Scan Options” along the toolbar and click it. To configure it you’ll need to go to the “Scan Options” along the toolbar and click it.
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 \\ Please note if you have a slower computer and not a lot of RAM these scripts could crash on larger manuals, in that case you might need to split it up into smaller parts and run it on them. \\ Please note if you have a slower computer and not a lot of RAM these scripts could crash on larger manuals, in that case you might need to split it up into smaller parts and run it on them.
  
-As your pages are now aligned horizontally you should run the Splitpages.ps1 script from the folder the images are in. Once that finishes your pages should be split apart and you can put the old combined ones away.+As your pages are now aligned horizontally you should run the Splitpages.ps1 script from the folder the images are in. Make sure ONLY your image files are in the directory or you'll get errors. Once that finishes your pages should be split apart and you need to delete the old un-split images or else you'll run into problems with the next script.
  
 Next run the renameimages.ps1 script. Upon doing that you should have a lot of images starting with “img” in your folder, in the correct order. You can now delete the others starting with “image”. Next run the renameimages.ps1 script. Upon doing that you should have a lot of images starting with “img” in your folder, in the correct order. You can now delete the others starting with “image”.
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  • Last modified: 2020/11/18 02:57
  • by jonasrosland