[sane-devel] translator question

[Jaroslaw Gorny]

On Tue, 26 Jul 2005 17:03:20 +0100
david <david at rondotheatre.co.uk> wrote:

> > I think that 'coarse' is rather a synonym of 'quick', 'rough',
> > 'approximate'.
> 
> In this case coarse is the opposite of fine.
> Where coarse is using large steps, and fine is using small steps.
> 
> So yes, coarse will give a quick approximate result.
> 

Heheh, just as I thought.
Thank You very much.

regards,

-- 
Jaroslaw Gorny
jaroslav at aster.pl


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