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Default Scanning Paper Charts?

C. S. wrote:
Take a look at http://www.scannav.com/index.html
It is the best program I have come across for scanning and stiching
charts for navigating.
It can "straighten out" even the most wrinkled and streched scans by
using enough reference points.

CS


Must come with a domestic iron!


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