Choice of scanning software
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Are you viewing an image file with a program such as Paint, Windows Photo Viewer, etc., and want to just copy and save a selected part of the image ?
If that's what you are doing the built in snipping tool can do this.
If that's what you are doing the built in snipping tool can do this.
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Yes, you can use PixaFlux to do this:
Drag and drop a Reader node and set the path to your image.
Drag and drop a Reframe node and use the gizmo to set the portion of the image you want to save.
You can drag and drop a Resize node if you want to set the size of the saved image.
Then, use File > Save Output Image to save the final image.
Drag and drop a Reader node and set the path to your image.
Drag and drop a Reframe node and use the gizmo to set the portion of the image you want to save.
You can drag and drop a Resize node if you want to set the size of the saved image.
Then, use File > Save Output Image to save the final image.
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Dynamic Web TWAIN has a feature to support it. You can use CropToClipboard to crop the selection to clipboard and use LoadDibFromClipboard to load it back to Dynamic Web TWAIN to save it.
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