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Scans2PDF - 1.5

takes a folder of scans, intelligently adjusts them, makes a PDF

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Current Version:	1.5
Release Date:	2008-09-04
License:	Freeware
Downloads (this version):	1,085
Downloads (all versions):	2,117

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Product Description:

This program takes a folder of files and uses Photoshop to (optionally) crop, resize, and adjust the brightness and contrast to optimize the images for US letter size paper. It then rotates the images as directed, and combines the images into one PDF. It is, as the name suggests, designed for scans (of journal artcles).

You can optionally:

have Photoshop resize the scans to best fit onto US letter paper, leaving appropriate margins
have Photoshop adjust the brightness and contrast to enhance the readability of the scans
interactively, but with a smart default, crop out binding regions and other unwanted potions of the scans
archive the original scan files using zip

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
Mac OS X 10.3.9
Mac OS X 10.3
Mac OS X 10.2

Additional Requirements:

Adobe Photoshop (CS1 or greater)

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Only works with CS3! - Version: 1.5, 9/6/2008 02:23PM PST

durer99

So, this sounded interesting, so I downloaded it and selected a folder of scans to test it out with and launched it and it gave me an error message saying that it ONLY works with Adobe Photoshop CS3!! Since I have Photoshop Elements, it won't work for me, so I dumped it. So, if you have CS3, great, give it a try, but if you don't, move on, brother, there's nothing for you here!