Is there freeware that will rotate a PDF page by just a degree
or three (just like The Gimp rotates an image)?
On Tuesday, October 8, 2013 at 6:45:36 PM UTC-4, Fran Jones wrote
Is there freeware that will rotate a PDF page by just a degreeYes Auto Straightener from sabsoft.com does a great job of straightening pdf files automatically but does not allow the user to rotate by degree.
or three (just like The Gimp rotates an image)?
Make sure to click on pdf straightener in the program because there is 2 options ...scanned page or scanned pdf
Is there freeware that will rotate a PDF page by just a degreeYes Auto Straightener from sabsoft.com does a great job of straightening pdf files automatically but does not allow the user to rotate by degree.
or three (just like The Gimp rotates an image)?
Make sure to click on pdf straightener in the program because there is 2 options ...scanned page or scanned pdf
Yes, There is a free website available where you can easily Rotate page online with paying so try and please share your experience with us.
Website : https://pdfdoctor.com/rotate-pdf
Auto Straightener from sabsoft.com does a great job
of straightening pdf files automatically
I just used PDFEScape Free Online Tool.
Once you upload the document, they have a tool called "descew" in the bottom right on their tools bar, where you click and drag in the direction of the rotation, and it asks you for the degree of rotation.
Easy to tweak and save.
My HP Laserjet 3200m printer/scanner often scans pages off kilter.It can be done with the popular free image editor "IrfanView" , the program is simple to use & is quickly opened unlike Gimp. Go to the "Image" menu then select "Custom /Fine rotation" . The angle of rotation can be adjusted with the up/down arrows
It's noticeable, but slight (maybe a couple of degrees).
If it were a JPEG, I could use The Gimp freeware to straighten
but it's a PDF. If I must, I could scan to JPEG and then use
cutePDF freeware or Adobe Acrobat 6.0 Standard payware to then
print the straightened JPG to PDF - but that seems convoluted.
Is there freeware that will rotate a PDF page by just a degree
or three (just like The Gimp rotates an image)?
On Tuesday, October 8, 2013 at 11:45:36 PM UTC+1, Fran Jones wrote:
My HP Laserjet 3200m printer/scanner often scans pages off kilter.
It's noticeable, but slight (maybe a couple of degrees).
If it were a JPEG, I could use The Gimp freeware to straighten
but it's a PDF. If I must, I could scan to JPEG and then use
cutePDF freeware or Adobe Acrobat 6.0 Standard payware to then
print the straightened JPG to PDF - but that seems convoluted.
I've never really understood why a scanner
would want to create a PDF direct, as it's just a wrapper round the JPEG.
Does this imply that scanning & then saving as a JPEG results in better quality than scanning and then saving the document as a PDF?
That would really depend on the software settings. I don't know what compression PDF applies to embedded JPEGs. My software delivers the raw, uncompressed data for saving, so the files are huge, but every dot is
there.
I didn't know that the scanner software creates the JPEG first.
And only after creating the JPEG does it save to PDF.
I figured the scanner software made the image in its own internal format.
Which, for Irfanview, could be JPEG for all I know (as I don't know).
Does this imply that scanning & then saving as a JPEG results in better quality than scanning and then saving the document as a PDF?
JPEG files are usually already compressed. Running a compression
algorithm on them again probably won't compress them any more (and might
even make them bigger).
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