LO 32-bit or 64-bit DEB? 3.4.3? 3.4.4? or some other version?
What is the Printer/Scanner model you are using? What is the the
default scanner software you are using for Ubuntu? Do you have XSane
installed or just Sane?
I know that my Artisan Printer/Scanner/Copier/Fax [network, wireless,
and USB]does not have a working driver for the scanner so I can use it
with Ubuntu [10.04 LTS], so I use my HP PSC-1410 [print-scan-copy - USB]
as my Ubuntu Scanner. I have it buried and will have to un-bury it to
do a proper test for the scanning into LO. But that will have to be
later, since I have to leave for a meeting after I sent this email.
Any reason you do not scan in the image through XSane or other package,
save it to a file, then import the file? Or at least for now till we
find out what is needed to get that option working correctly.
On 11/23/2011 04:13 PM, Udvarias Ur wrote:
I tried 'Insert / Picture / Scan / Request ...' in LibreOffice on
Ubuntu. Nothing happened.
I rebooted into Windows.
The same menu item resulted in
1. the scanner being immediately activated,
2. the document in the scanner being scanned, and
3. the result being pasted into the open document in LibreOffice.
(Full 216 mm X 279 mm (US letter size).)
I rebooted to Ubuntu.
There I found that if I:
first go to 'Insert / Picture / Scan / Select ...',
I get a dialogue box in which I can select a scanner, and
set the dimensionsof the document to scan.
Whether I the set dimensionsor not I can click the 'Create Preview'
button,when I do.
I get a error box telling me I can not create a preview though I
can scan.
Clicking 'OK' in the error box activates the scanner and scans the
document.
However, when I click the 'OK'buttonin the 'Scanner' selection dialogue
boxeverything disappears.
I learned, by accident, that I can:
1. Select 'Insert / Picture / Scan / Select ...',
2. Select 'Insert / Picture / Scan / Request ...'
Which will now scan the document and past it into the open document in
LibreOffice.
The issue however, is that the default paper size is 212 mm X 276 mm.
This is neither A4 nor US letter size.
The issue worsenswhen I set the paper size to 216 mm X 279 mm (US letter
size) and the size is automatically reset to 212 mm X 276 mm thereby
cutting off all the edges when the document is scanned.
Worst still the next time I start LibreOffice writer the paper size is
reset to 212 mm X 276 mm.
How can this be corrected?
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