I don’t know you’d go about that, I suspect it would require a hack at the scanner driver level to (A) report the correct ink level, and (2) tell the scanner to ignore the ink level.
At my library, I scanned a large book (one chapter), double-pages, to a PDF. That was pretty awesome. It’s been a while since I saw a large format consumer scanner like that, but I don’t frequent computer stores like I used to. Sounds pretty awesome!
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Date: 2019-12-25 04:30 pm (UTC)Cool!
I don’t know you’d go about that, I suspect it would require a hack at the scanner driver level to (A) report the correct ink level, and (2) tell the scanner to ignore the ink level.
At my library, I scanned a large book (one chapter), double-pages, to a PDF. That was pretty awesome. It’s been a while since I saw a large format consumer scanner like that, but I don’t frequent computer stores like I used to. Sounds pretty awesome!