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30-Oct-2004, 06:58 PM #1
Lexmark75 Scanning Photos
I'm trying to scan old "contact prints" into a My Pictures file (Windows 98SE). The first few scans sent enlarged images eg 150% to file but then scanner started sending images of 50%. Can't find means to control this. Did I change a setting somewhere. Lexmark Help not helpful. Grateful for any info on this.
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30-Oct-2004, 07:02 PM #2
Are you scanning one print at a time?

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Did I change a setting somewhere
certainly sounds like it...

not familiar with Lexmark software but there should be a setting somewhere to fix the scan resolution

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