My laptop doesn't have image editing software, otherwise I'd bring it, but if there will be laptops available I'd be interested in helping out.Richard Nevell_______________________________________________On 12 February 2013 10:53, Andrew Gray <andrew.gray@dunelm.org.uk> wrote:Very nice! I will have a play, but it looks like that's more oriented
towards reorienting than cropping...
(I feel like there *ought* to be some kind of monstrous
seventeen-clause command line script I can write to do this sort of
thing, but no luck so far)
- Andrew.
> Has anyone tried using unpaper [1] on a sample of images? I could do -- all
> you really need is a Unix-based OS and some command-line savvy - but I'm a
> little tied up just at the moment.
>
> Harry
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> [1] http://unpaper.berlios.de/
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