Tag: gscan2pdf

GScan2PDF, graphical to produce PDFs or DjVus from scanned documents, released version 2.8.1 a day ago. The previous program launching issue should be fixed in the release, though it didn’t happen in my machine. Gscan2pdf 2.8.1 release highlights: Pass resolution to tesseract to avoid messages like “Warning! Invalid resolution 0 dpi. Using 70 instead” Cope… Continue reading GScan2PDF 2.8.1 Released with Bug Fixes (Ubuntu PPA)

Gscan2pdf, a graphical tool to produce PDF / DjVu from scanned document, released version 2.6.5 with some bug fixes and improvements. Here’s how to install it in all current Ubuntu releases. As a new monthly release, Gscan2pdf 2.6.5 includes following changes: Fixed bug when editing page number causing page to deselect and thumbnails to scroll… Continue reading GScan2PDF 2.6.5 Released with Stability Improvements [Ubuntu PPA]

Gscan2pdf, a graphical tool to produce PDF / DjVu from scanned document, released version 2.6.0 a day ago. Here’s how to install it in all current Ubuntu releases. Gscan2pdf 2.6.0 is a small release. It brings –import-all command line option to imports all pages of the specified file or files. Other changes include: New rotate… Continue reading Gscan2PDF 2.6.0 Released with import-all Option

Gscan2pdf 2.5.7, GTK tool to produce PDF / DjVu from scanned document, was released today. Here’s how to install it in Ubuntu 16.04, Ubuntu 18.04, Ubuntu 19.04. Changes in Gscan2pdf 2.5.7 include: Recognise “Document Table” as flatbed for imagescan backend. Use option name as label for those options with no title. Extended edit profile functionality… Continue reading GScan2PDF 2.5.7 Released! How to Install it in Ubuntu