also sprach Jeffrey Ratcliffe [2010.01.08.0024
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> I was thinking of the situation where gscan2pdf needs some input
> during the process. For instance - my scanner has a simplex ADF.
> To scan both sides, I set the scan options to manual duplex,
> facing side, scan the facing pages, which n
On Thu, Jan 07, 2010 at 05:58:32PM +1300, martin f krafft wrote:
> > How do you want to handle user input like manual duplex?
>
> This can all be done via command-line options, no?
I was thinking of the situation where gscan2pdf needs some input
during the process. For instance - my scanner has a
also sprach Jeffrey Ratcliffe [2010.01.07.0137
+1300]:
> How do you imagine this? You want to give scanimage-type options,
> plus output options, like PDF (including compression) or DjVu and
> have gscan2pdf scan, save and quit?
Something like that.
> Ouch. That would require a complete rework,
How do you imagine this? You want to give scanimage-type options, plus
output options, like PDF (including compression) or DjVu and have
gscan2pdf scan, save and quit?
Ouch. That would require a complete rework, separating the GUI from
the rest.
How do you want to handle user input like manual du
Package: gscan2pdf
Version: 0.9.29-1
Severity: wishlist
While in New Zealand, I am having my flatmate put snail mail into my
ADF so that I can receive it here. Sane does not really work via
transplanet SSH tunnels, so I am forced to use scanimage locally and
then to reassemble the PNMs manually.
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