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Posted by Bill Smith on January 13, 1997 at 12:08:01:
In Reply to: Question about scanner resolution posted by Bobby R. on January 04, 1997 at 17:54:02:
: Everything Iv'e read suggests a formula of 1.5-2X the line screen or lpi. of the output device for scan resolution. Well I have a Canon 610 that I use for small projects but the only reference in the manual to lpi. says the unit prints at 6 lpi. Obviously a scan resolution of 12 will not be any good. Canon tech support was useless. The maximum dpi. output of the printer is 720x720. Can anyone help?
Forget the 6 lpi reference - it has nothing to do with scanning. Laura's advice is good so follow that.