06-30-2022, 09:21 AM
(06-29-2022, 12:37 PM)mkilpatr Wrote: Thanks, but there will likely be several different sizes of manuscript paper so sadly this wouldn't work as some of them could be overcropped incorrectly. I can see that would certainly work for a uniform paper size on the scanner bed, however.
No automated way, but you can make things a lot faster with a script of mine. The most time-consuming part of the process isn't the crop, but saving the file and opening the next... Which is what my ofn-file-next script does. You can assign it to a key, then:
- Open the first file normally (File > Open...)
- Crop it (Click, drag, Enter)
- Strike the key defined above to save the file and open the next in sequence, and you're ready for step 2) on the next file
- Rinse and repeat