Roger,
First off, it sounds like HP has went with a help desk in India like
most others has in the states, not like there's jobs abounding here.
Look and see if the software has anything that automatically rotates
images in the setup or configure portion. Sometimes there's a checkbox
that needs to be un-checked for this. In "PDF Factory", which I use a
lot, there's a setup before you save the file. If it dont have a
setting, you may have to save it to pics then convert those all into a
PDF file with another app. On thing to do is always do a search in the
help file for it. Hope this helps.
Will
On Sun, 23 Jan 2005 11:21:25 -0500, Roger D Johnson <n1rj@adelphia.net>
wrote:
I recently tried to scan some Eimac tube datasheets for
David Kirby's website. I am using a HP OfficeJet 6110
with the supplied HP Director software which has a save
to PDF function. I found that some of the graphs in the
datasheets were "rotated" to what the program thinks is
the proper orientation. This happens when saving to PDF
and HTML formats. If I save as JPG, GIF, TIFF, etc; all
is well. I've spent several days exchanging emails with
HP tech support to no avail. I don't know where they are
located but their English is funny and they seem to be
completely unable to understand the problem. So, my
question is; does anyone know of a free or inexpensive
scanner program that will save scans as a PDF document?
Thanks and 73, Roger
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