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--blankthreshold percentage The --blankthreshold flag sets the percentage value of white pixels to dark or black pixels to determine if a page is blank. The percentage is the percentage value to use. The --blankthreshold flag is ignored if --noblankpages is not specified. For example, if percentage is 99, this means that the page must consist of 99% "white" or blank pixels to be considered a blank page. The lower the percentage value, the "darker" the page will be before being considered blank. Example: twainsave --filename test.tif --filetype tif1 --multipage --noblankpages --blankthreshold 98 This command acquires a multipage TIFF file that uses no compression to a TIFF file called test.tif. If any blank pages are found, they are not saved to the TIFF file (the --noblankpages option does this). To consider a page blank, there must be at least 98% white pixels on the page (the --blankthreshold setting). Default Setting: If --noblankpages is specified, and --blankthreshold is not specified, the threshold value is 98. |