Today, I told the girl working the scanner that half the documents I was indexing from her were upside down. Now ALL of them are upside down. FML
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zinoxity
| 23
Can't you instruct her on how to properly scan said documents? Nonetheless that's quite interesting that she's working the scanner but doesn't know how it works... Haha
By
TheNewGuy03
| 28
Now that's flipping the script
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zinoxity
| 23
Can't you instruct her on how to properly scan said documents? Nonetheless that's quite interesting that she's working the scanner but doesn't know how it works... Haha
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DanielleinDC
| 32
I've had to flip many PDFs, and if you flip one page in a file, it flips them all (which is a pain when some of the pages the boss sends in an e-fax are upside down and some are right-side up). OP should go back and tell the scanner how to do it properly.
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TheNewGuy03
| 28
Now that's flipping the script
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Jatok
| 17
Hey, at least she tried to fix it. Better than some people.
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Goblin182
| 26
100%, what more do you want?
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jcash52426
| 5
Wait you don't want them to be upside down! I'll scan then sideways.
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jake131000
| 21
If you are paying to get a job done, it should be done right.
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viipeterson98
| 14
he's not paying, it's someone who works there
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GhostFox
| 33
#9 meant in general, I believe. After all, the girl at the scanner does, presumably, get paid, and thus should do her job properly.
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catanita
| 18
Maybe you said that ONLY half of them are upside down.
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never_three
| 21
That was what OP said at first, then after that comment all of the scanned documents were upside down....sarcastic comment or not, I'm answering lol
By
alex_jaguara
| 29
!: ctrl+a all images
2: right click Microsoft office picture manager, grid view
3: edit picture, rotate
4: ????
5: Profit.
2: right click Microsoft office picture manager, grid view
3: edit picture, rotate
4: ????
5: Profit.
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theturtlemoves
| 2
You can use a tool like imagemagick to rotate a lot of images very quickly. This is easy when they are consistent -- you just run `mkdir -p rotated; for a in *.png; do convert -rotate 180 $a rotated/$a; end` and Bob's your uncle. (Modifying this for Windows is left as an exercise for the reader.)
But when they're inconsistent, you have to go through and identify each item to be flipped. That's strictly worse.
But when they're inconsistent, you have to go through and identify each item to be flipped. That's strictly worse.
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Demon_Adrian
| 1
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