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Submitted by liotier (registered user) on Fri, 2007-08-31 14:23.

Since Tesseract is a command-line application, it might have been coherent to recommend the use of command-line tools in the preparation phase. That way, the whole process could be more automated.

 

Scanning using SANE command line front-ends :

 

Image preparation using Imagemagick :

 

Actually you used Imagemagick in your 'convert' command-line - you should have mentioned that, and while you are at it you can go all the way and avoid using Gimp entirely. Less fiddling with the clickodrome, more automation !

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