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Konrad Birkner † 12.08.2014 ![]()
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See here information about the max. picture formats. Irfanview is a Freeware (for non-commercial use) graphic viewer program which offers suitable image processing. If You want to select a different language --> Options --> Change language
Bear in mind that the pictures here are from the English version! 2) Open file (or click the very left yellow symbol) and select the subject file to be processed (search in... ) --> View --> Custom (Fine rotation) If the image size is below 27 x 19 cm, then increase it by using more than 300 DPI. Normally the Resolution is sufficient with 300 dpi. The image should be larger than 27 x 19 cm. It can be up to 6000 pixels - if it fits into 600 KB. We shall aim for crisp contours, a clean white background and deep black 7a) Improved background Click --> Image, select --> Palette and --> edit Palette and then --> click the white square, then ok. and the background should be snow white ! For example: d_aeg_opus_2430_sch1 = complete SCHematic Try to avoid repetition of similar suffices. You may choose others, but they must be self explaining to the user and as short as possible. (Reedited to add 7a)
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Ernst Erb ![]()
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I find that SAMS Photofacts are very easy for us to scan and process. But please scan only Photofacts made up to the End of 1963. After that date there may be a copyright - because the regulation in the USA has changed. This article was edited 04.Aug.09 11:08 by Ernst Erb . |
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Ernst Erb ![]()
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CH Articles: 5692 Schem.: 13756 Pict.: 31072 24.Aug.09 10:04 Count of Thanks: 46 |
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On request I will explain how to upload a schematic - as I have done here for pictures (post 4). Schematics modelpages You search your model and then place your mouse over "Uploads and questions". A select list opens and you move the mouse down to "Schematic upload" and click. The blue info button in the new window will give you further information - but you see now a list of possibilities for your schematic. There are quite different situations depending on if we found automatically the model to be joined to the list or if somebody has already uploaded if there is a collection you have the schematics from etc. Generally you click on the first possible radio button and enter some data if possible. If that is not possible then you click one of the other radio buttons, mainly "other collection" and there you give the name of collection. You then click the button continue for part 2. Please read again how to name your document if you have not done so before. The upload button will bring your image to the server. You can immediately check the model if you wish. You then can easily load up next pages to that model or the same to other models if this applies. The schematic admin will check later and may contact you if the schematic is not done as we request to give you good results when you look for one.
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John Sykes ![]() Schem.: 11 Pict.: 98 19.Nov.11 12:39 Count of Thanks: 33 |
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Hi:
Some menu options are different for current version of Irfanview (4.27) so you may like to revise these excellent intructions (step 7 especially "enhance colours" is now "colour corrections")
John
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Patrick Jankowiak Schem.: Pict.: 0 09.Oct.14 01:41 Count of Thanks: 36 |
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Hello Sir, For some models I can contribute, the manuals are already complete PDF files. In some cases it is not possible to extract the schematic as an image or as a single file/page because it can be complex therefore large pixel-wise. In other cases the manual could be very large like 120MB. What would you like me to do, to upload these interesting items? It would be best for some of the more complex gear (like the Hughes Memo-Scope) to upload the whole manual, but for others, the schematic would be enough.
Thank you Patrick Jankowiak, Dallas Texas
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John Kusching ![]()
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Hello Patrick, There are various issues associated with uploading complete PDF files, however the capability of uploading PDF's now exists. If it is not practical to use the standard method of submitting schematics, then please read the following thread, which discusses the issues associated with PDF's and also discusses how to submit PDF files: For the schematics that you can scan and format, please follow our standard procedure for formatting the schematics that are in this thread. FYI: I am in the process of updating the schematic formatting procedure using the latest version of Irfanview, and this will be available in a few weeks. I will place a link to the new procedure in this thread once the procedure is completed.
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