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10-01-2005, 09:51 AM
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Best way to Scan
Posted By: DSGreen
The pixel count in the image I posted is 425x679. I don't quite understand your statement about zoom. How many pixels do you think it should be? Do you believe that image is bad? The only choice I have prior to the initial scan in software is a choice of dpi. I can then crop the portion of the image that is scanned and resize in terms of pixels, inches, or cm. I think Julie's scans look great. Sorry to keep coming back to this. I would just like to get good scans for others that view my cards. 
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