Digital BW, The Print

Hi Ken,

I apologize if my response gave the impression I though that... In some 
way I suppose I'm always responding to my teenage sons.. ;)

it's a 2700 spi scanner, hence my question.  From your notes you are 
changing the resolution by changing the output settings, choosing print 
size rather than file size by way of resolution. Assuming you are using 
Nikon Scan software, in that same pop out menu area, make sure that 
input and output are at 100%, and then change the resolution where the 
spi (dpi) number is located. I haven't used my LS2000 in a few years, 
so I'm not sure of the exact particulars, but I could find out if you 
need further assistance.

Good luck, and Best,
Carolyn


> Hi Carolyn,
> Thank you for your input. I am not really a stupid old man, I am on a
> blind pension so I cannot really read any manuals. Honestly I didn't
> know my scans should come through at 2700, nor did I know that you
> could change it. I don't even know where to look at this stage, but I
> will sure find out.
> What the heck is he doing with an LS 2000? Good question - I am
> trying to fight my blindness - I am already up to a 19 inch monitor.
> I thenk this group and everyone for their input.
> Back to the drawing board!
> Ken