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Date Posted: 17:49:46 10/23/01 Tue
Author: Michel
Subject: Re: 11" image from 14" scanner
In reply to: Jim Lemme 's message, "Re: 11" image from 14" scanner" on 12:11:16 10/23/01 Tue


Hi Jim,

From my experience, you need to set the size before the image gets to your software. That is, use the scanning interface of your HP scanner to determine the resolution and size of the image. The you can use the TDibGraphicPrinter to printer the graphic in the size that you need.

You can always use the TResizeTransform after receiving an image to change its size, but it is better to have your scanner scan at the right size.

Best regards,

Michel



>>>We are using a scanner (HP Scanjet 7400C) that always
>>>returns a 14" image. This causes problems with
>>>printing an 11" document: it gets shrunk. What is the
>>>best solution to this? We would like to have the
>>>operator select a document length and change the
>image
>>>height to that, but we can't set DibGraphic.Height
>and
>>>using DibGraphic.NewImage prior to using
>>>DibGraphic.AssignFromDibHandle doesn't seem to do any
>>>good.
>>
>>I did figure out how to use NewImage to get a shorter
>>image. However, printing is still pretty
>>complicated--have to force a specific paper size for
>>different documents.
>
>No, it still comes up with a 14" image. Help!

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