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Vieux 29/03/2008, 14h44   #1
jesoakley@yahoo.co.uk
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Par défaut Chainsaws and dandelions

Hi, I like to buy Sudoku magazines (the 'killer' variety with the
grids inside), scan the puzzles into jpgs, and them print them much
bigger. The only way I get a decent image is to scan them grayscale,
which leaves much of the backgrounds grey (surprise surprise). I am
getting through quite a few ink cartridges printing these things out,
and thought that even a newby like me ought to be able to use CS3 to
remove the gray, and leave just the black grid/numbers.

It seems to me that using CS3 for such a mundane task is like using a
chainsaw to cut down a dandelion; i.e. it is far too powerful a beast,
because i have tried many different techniques (boosting contrast/
brightness, painting white etc), but have so far failed to find a
slick method to do what i want. Given that there are roughly 50
puzzles per mag, I was hoping for something very simple.

Can anyone out there ?
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