Here is what my resident scanning expert has to say about it: ===== Original Message from John Garst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> at 2/14/02 9:30 am >There are several ways to accomplish what you would like to do. The first >requires Adobe Acrobat and you will need to use PDF extensions for your >images in place of gif, jpg, or tiff extensions. What you do is import the >image into Adobe or use Adobes scanning features and create a pdf. Then just >keep attaching images to the same pdf until you are done. The nice thing >about Adobe is you can reopen a pdf file and add more documents to it later, >but you might have to re-import the image into your database depending on >how your database is setup to view images. The second quick solutions would >require you to create "Group 4 TIFF's" and purchase a inexpensive program >from "InformatiK Inc." called Tiffkit ( it should be listed for about >$130.00). You can use other image type with this program, but I have only >used it on "Group 4 Tiff's". The site for download of a trail version is >http://www.informatik.com/tiffkit.html There several other small programs >like this one if you want to search the web for them but this one is pretty >nice. It will also do some other neat things, but we are just talking about >concatenating images. I hope this helps you out. If you have any questions >just give me a call at 303-892-4491. > > >Good Luck, > >John Garst > >===== Original Message from Troy Sosamon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> at 2/13/02 >9:15 pm >>Dennis, >> >>I am going to respond to you again, now that I have read the complete original >>message. >> >>Scanning one page at a time is an issue with the scanning software. We scan >>one page at a time because that is how the software for our HP scanners works. >> I have never tried to do multiple pages at once. I am going to forward this >>message to my resident scanning expert John Garst and get his opinion. >> >>Troy >> >>>===== Original Message From [EMAIL PROTECTED] ===== >>>I recall we talked about this before but... >>> >>>My customer scans documents and then calls them up via a button on a form. >>>Presently, each document is saved in a separate file as a bitmap. They can >>>browse though them and print them, but only one at a time. >>> >>>What they want is to scan all of the pages (max maybe six pages) into one >>>file and then scroll through them on the screen form, and optionally print >>>all of the pages. Anyone presently doing this? Requires "special" >>>scanning/printing s/w? Save as JPG instead of BMP to reduce file size? >>> >>>TIA, >>> >>>Dennis >>>***** >>>Dennis Fleming >>>IISCO >>>http://www.TheBestCMMS.com >>>Phone: 570 775-7593 >>>Fax: 570 775-9797 >>>================================================ >>>TO SEE MESSAGE POSTING GUIDELINES: >>>Send a plain text email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>>In the message body, put just two words: INTRO rbase-l >>>================================================ >>>TO UNSUBSCRIBE: send a plain text email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>>In the message body, put just two words: UNSUBSCRIBE rbase-l >>>================================================ >>>TO SEARCH ARCHIVES: >>>http://www.mail-archive.com/rbase-l%40sonetmail.com/ > >John Garst >Systems Analyst >EAP International >303.892.4491
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