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All,<br />
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I'm actually working on this now. It is not too difficult to splice or stitch two images together. So far I have been lucky and the stitch does not span a picture but I think I'll be OK with that if that comes up. I'm pretty happy with what I'm getting.<br />
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aerol
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All,

I'm actually working on this now. It is not too difficult to splice or stitch two images together. So far I have been lucky and the stitch does not span a picture but I think I'll be OK with that if that comes up. I'm pretty happy with what I'm getting.

aerol

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Hi,<br />
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I have a scrapbook that I want to scan. Unfortunately it is 12 in by 12 in. I can't find anybody with a scanner of this size. Can I scan it twice and combine the two halves? I have access to PaintShop Pro. I see it references Arithmetic Combining. Will this work? Somebody mentioned PhotoShop but I don't have access to that. I may try a digital camera. I guess my question is if I go with scanning it twice, am I looking at a lot of grief when I try to combine them? Any other suggestions??<br />
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Thanks!<br />
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aerol
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Hi,

I have a scrapbook that I want to scan. Unfortunately it is 12 in by 12 in. I can't find anybody with a scanner of this size. Can I scan it twice and combine the two halves? I have access to PaintShop Pro. I see it references Arithmetic Combining. Will this work? Somebody mentioned PhotoShop but I don't have access to that. I may try a digital camera. I guess my question is if I go with scanning it twice, am I looking at a lot of grief when I try to combine them? Any other suggestions??

Thanks!

aerol

Scan 12 in by 12 in document

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