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photoshop help

x in the city · 2009-04-13 13:52:13

hi folks I have 2 sheets of A4 paper with important things on them, the postman funked these into the letter box however and they are all crinkled. Can I use photoshop to get rid of these crinkles.? ! I got photoshop portable if its any use. thanks.

13-04-2009 2:52pm

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hi folks

I have 2 sheets of A4 paper with important things on them, the postman funked these into the letter box however and they are all crinkled.

Can I use photoshop to get rid of these crinkles.? ! I got photoshop portable if its any use.

thanks.

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#2 13-04-2009 3:05pm

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Yes you can, Is it text or an image?

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#3 13-04-2009 3:51pm

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exam results, mostly text on a white background etc

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#4 13-04-2009 3:57pm

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Yeah, just use the clone tool to erase the folds (and replace the D's with A++ :P )

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#5 13-04-2009 4:01pm

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if you have time (and a bit of money) - you can get a scanner - scan the crumpled page and create a pdf file and print it out again.

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#6 13-04-2009 4:16pm

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how do i do that with a scanner?

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