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03-04-2007, 05:19 AM
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scan question
Posted By: deric
i've posted some cards for sale a week or two ago and the scans were terrible. they were to big and i basically just down sized the image down making the image look like crap. my question is what program do you have to shrink the scan with multiple cards and make them turn out as clear as yours. under the 125kb and still crisp? thanks 
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