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|    Scan and stitch legal-sized docs - recom    |
|    15 Jan 26 15:13:03    |
      From: V@nguard.LH              Looking to scan 8.5 x 14 (legal) paper documents into 8.5 x 11 paper. I       have Canon's Scan & Stitch, but the halves of each end of the 8.5 x 14       scan don't match up. The top half (1st scan) is offset from the bottom       half (2nd scan). What I get after scan and stitch looks like:               **********        **********        ********** (1st scan, top of legal doc)        ********** <--.        ********** <--|__ overlap (same content)        ********** <--|        ********** <--'        ********** (2nd scan, bottom of legal doc)        **********        **********              Canon's tool does not align top with bottom. Plus it overlaps       (duplicates) some content from top into bottom. Looking for a free tool       that will scan, and stitch the top and bottom of a legal-sized document       with the top and bottom aligned with each other.              I did find Hugin (https://hugin.sourceforge.io/), but that seems       oriented to stitching together multiple pics into a panoramic pic. With       text only, the alignment would be on the overlapping text between the 2       scans of the top and bottom of the legal-sized page.              Some users noted Arcsoft's Scan-n-Stitch, but it's not free (but maybe       for the Deluxe edition), and looks like Arcsoft dropped it years ago.       Apparently this is bundled with Epson printers, but likely a Lite       version that is free.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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