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I've been using jbig2enc for years to make PDFs of monochrome scans (thanks for that!). But every time I install it, I have to remember to edit pdf.py and set dpi = 300 to match the dpi setting of my scanner script.
It'd be a useful and trivial addition to have pdf.py look for an environment variable like JBIG2ENC_DPI and default to 72 if not found. That way, I could set it in my scanner script and forget about modifying pdf.py.
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I've been using jbig2enc for years to make PDFs of monochrome scans (thanks for that!). But every time I install it, I have to remember to edit pdf.py and set dpi = 300 to match the dpi setting of my scanner script.
It'd be a useful and trivial addition to have pdf.py look for an environment variable like JBIG2ENC_DPI and default to 72 if not found. That way, I could set it in my scanner script and forget about modifying pdf.py.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: