Activity for Ransom
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Ransom posted a comment on ticket #34
Hello Averell, thank you very much for your effort in explaining to me in more detail your way using IrfanView. Although I have been using IrfanView for over 25 years, I did not know it was such a powerful tool. Thanks for the hint about the option “multipage images\Extract all images ...”. My document uploaded here was already lossy because of upload problems. If I use my original scan and use IrfanView as you described, there are even big losses. Therefore, the way via IrfanView is out of the question...
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Hello Averell, Thank you for taking the trouble to offer a solution to my problem. However, I don’t like this one for two reasons: 1) Is it a lossy way. I use high resolution scans and I want to have their quality in the finished booklet. 2) It is a very cumbersome way. I already came up with a similar way that is less cumbersome and less lossy (but I’m still not happy with it). I can extract all the pages as png from the finished cropped file (which cannot yet be used for PdfBooklet because of the...
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OK, folks, I have made a little progress. I have discovered that I have to scan the DIN A5 booklet landscape from the start, because PdfBooklet “knows” the original page direction and therefore stubbornly applies it. But now I have discovered a new problem: PdfBooklet refuses (also “stubbornly”) to process the right-hand pages of the original DIN A5 booklet. PdfBooklet processes only the left-hand pages (and doubles them) and omits the right-hand pages. I then came up with the idea of scanning the...
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PdfBooklet processes only the left pages of a scanned booklet that has been cut apart
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OK, folks, I have made a little progress. I have discovered that I have to scan the DIN A5 booklet landscape from the start, because PdfBooklet “knows” the original page direction and therefore stubbornly applies it. But now I have discovered a new problem: PdfBooklet refuses (also “stubbornly”) to process the right-hand pages of the original DIN A5 booklet. PdfBooklet processes only the left-hand pages (and doubles them) and omits the right-hand pages. I then came up with the idea of scanning the...
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OK, folks, I have made a little progress. I have discovered that I have to scan the DIN A5 booklet landscape from the start, because PdfBooklet “knows” the original page direction and therefore stubbornly applies it. But now I have discovered a new problem: PdfBooklet refuses (also “stubbornly”) to process the right-hand pages of the original DIN A5 booklet. PdfBooklet processes only the left-hand pages (and doubles them) and omits the right-hand pages. I then came up with the idea of scanning the...
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OK, folks, I have made a little progress. I have discovered that I have to scan the DIN A5 booklet landscape from the start, because PdfBooklet “knows” the original page direction and therefore stubbornly applies it. But now I have discovered a new problem: PdfBooklet refuses (also “stubbornly”) to process the right-hand pages of the original DIN A5 booklet. PdfBooklet processes only the left-hand pages (and doubles them) and omits the right-hand pages. I then came up with the idea of scanning the...
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OK, folks, I have made a little progress. I have discovered that I have to scan the DIN A5 booklet landscape from the start, because PdfBooklet “knows” the original page direction and therefore stubbornly applies it. But now I have discovered a new problem: PdfBooklet refuses (also “stubbornly”) to process the right-hand pages of the original DIN A5 booklet. PdfBooklet processes only the left-hand pages (and doubles them) and omits the right-hand pages. I then came up with the idea of scanning the...
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OK, folks, I have made a little progress. I have discovered that I have to scan the DIN A5 booklet landscape from the start, because PdfBooklet “knows” the original page direction and therefore stubbornly applies it. But now I have discovered a new problem: PdfBooklet refuses (also “stubbornly”) to process the right-hand pages of the original DIN A5 booklet. PdfBooklet processes only the left-hand pages (and doubles them) and omits the right-hand pages. I then came up with the idea of scanning the...
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Hello, I have been using PdfBooklet for years to produce DIN A6 booklets (printed on double-sided DIN A4 pages) and get along with it just fine. So far, I have used LibreOffice documents (converted to PDF) that had a page size of DIN A6 from the outset. This always worked without any problems, I have set up a document especially for me where the corresponding numbering is listed for different page numbers (e.g. for a 16-page booklet: „16,1,14,3;2,15,4,13;12,5,10,7;6,11,8,9“). Now, for the first time,...
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Hello, I have been using PdfBooklet for years to produce DIN A6 booklets (printed on double-sided DIN A4 pages) and get along with it just fine. So far, I have used LibreOffice documents (converted to PDF) that had a page size of DIN A6 from the outset. This always worked without any problems, I have set up a document especially for me where the corresponding numbering is listed for different page numbers (e.g. for a 16-page booklet: „16,1,14,3;2,15,4,13;12,5,10,7;6,11,8,9“). Now, for the first time,...
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Hello, I have been using PdfBooklet for years to produce DIN A6 booklets (printed on double-sided DIN A4 pages) and get along with it just fine. So far, I have used LibreOffice documents (converted to PDF) that had a page size of DIN A6 from the outset. This always worked without any problems, I have set up a document especially for me where the corresponding numbering is listed for different page numbers (e.g. for a 16-page booklet: „16,1,14,3;2,15,4,13;12,5,10,7;6,11,8,9“). Now, for the first time,...
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Hello Paul, your last answer was the goal!!! Perfect!!! I overtook your sequence, experimented a little bit with the delay-value (2000, 1500, 1000) and have now a very satisfully way (delay 1500) to step in via KeePass on webites with a 2-step authentification. Cheerio, Ransom
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Hello Paul, thank you for your answer. In my day-to-day life I have most of all two accounts, in which I want to login. First Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/ap/signin?encoding=UTF8&ignoreAuthState=1&openid.assoc_handle=usflex&openid.claimed_id=http%3A%2F%2Fspecs.openid.net%2Fauth%2F2.0%2Fidentifier_select&openid.identity=http%3A%2F%2Fspecs.openid.net%2Fauth%2F2.0%2Fidentifier_select&openid.mode=checkid_setup&openid.ns=http%3A%2F%2Fspecs.openid.net%2Fauth%2F2.0&openid.ns.pape=http%3A%2F%2Fspecs.openid.net%2Fextensions%2Fpape%2F1.0&openid.pape.max_auth_age=0&openid.return_to=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2F%3Fref%3Dnav_signin&switch_account=...
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Annex: I think the problem could be solved with the “right” sequence. I have experimented a little bit with fields resp. keys like followed and it functioned one time (but it could not be repeated): {USERNAME}{ENTER}{ENTER}{ENTER}{ENTER}{ENTER}{ENTER}{ENTER}{ENTER}{ENTER}{ENTER}{ENTER}{ENTER}{ENTER}{ENTER}{ENTER}{ENTER}{END}{END}{END}{END}{END}{END}{END}{PASSWORD}{ENTER} Is my deliberation right (and there is only to find the “right” sequence) or is that way inherently impossible? Greetings, Ran...
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Hello wellread1, thank you for your answer from which I can see that there is a solution for the 2-step authentification. I have examined the two plugins you have proposed (and installed KeeOtp) but I do not understand how to configure my Amazon-entry in KeePass after installing it. Additionally the thing with the “One Time Password” confuses me. For what do I need that if I only want that KeePass do the Auto-type a little bit different to the “normal” way? Greetings, Ransom
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Hi, guys, the Auto-type function of KeePass is very convenient. To my great regret more and more websites have a two-step-login (e.g. Amazon) with which the Auto-type function is not compatible (is it?). Is there any possibility to instruct KeePass for a second Auto-type function which handles the two-step-login? Greetings, Ransom
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