Daryl;
Is this definitely a .jpg? That seems awful big for a .jpg. Did your
software give you options of jpg resolution for saving? Mine asks to
choose from High, Med and Lo. Try lo if it allows. And double check
that the filename is 'file.jpg' not .bmp or .pdf or something else.
These types will be much larger.
I hope this helps.
George
Daryl F Hurley wrote:
>
> Help!! First attempt with a scanner! I did what you said, I think, and
> wound up with a 640x480 jpg at 72 p/i, but 900K in size! Where did I go
> wrong?
> All help greatly appreciated!!!!!! Daryl Hurley
>
> On Wed, 23 Jun 1999 06:32:30 -0700 "George M. Anderson"
> <george@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> >The image
> >should be scanned (either RGB or B&W) at a resolution of 72
> >pixels/inch
> >and appx 640/480 1:1 size. Saved as jpg medium res. This should keep
> >image file sizes in the 20-50K range.
>
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