[bksvol-discuss] Robert's post

  • From: Grandma Cindy <popularplace@xxxxxxxxx>
  • To: bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Thu, 12 Oct 2006 14:54:11 -0700 (PDT)

Robert,

I'd help if I could, but I don't know the answers to
your questions. I use a norma brightness with Fine
Reader 5 Sprint and get good scans, but I know,
depending onw hat you're scanning, some people have
mentioned using gray scale. I tried that once of twice
but it was slower and I didn't see any difference. I
know nothing about screen readers and am just writing
so you won't feel ignored. smile

The main thing to get a good scan that I know is to
press down the book (with hand, not cover--I think the
scanner cover isjust to keep the platen clean when
it's not being used), especially at the binding.

For the rest, hopefully someonewho knows something
will answer you. If no one does, it's because no one
feels he/she can be of help. You might try writing
directly to Gerald or Jake if you don't hear something
from the list in a day or two.

Cindy

Hopefully other people will. smile. If you don't get
an answer on the list,



> I posted this question about three times and either
> my email is acting up or nobody feels like answering
> it. So, I'm gonna try again and, if the books I
> submit this week don't come out right, well, I did
> try. I have a copy of fine reader 8, and
> a. I wonder if there is a page somewhere about using
> it best with screen readers and
> b. The best settings to use for scanning books, i.e
> brightness, paper size, bpi, etc. Thanks and I hope
> either this gets through or somebody feels like
> answering it. Sorry if this comes across a bit
> prickly but I'm not havin a real good day, but
> that's neither here nor there.


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