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66 Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro Dragging-and-dropping into another program You can drag-and-drop a scanned image into another program if that program supports drag-and-drop. If the program does not support drag-and-drop, the selection area returns to the scanning software window. 1 Open a file in the destination program. Make sure you can see both the destination program and the HP Precisionscan Pro software. 2 In the HP Precisionscan Pro software, place the cursor over the scanned image. 3 While pressing OPTION, click inside the selection area and drag to the location in the destination program. Then, release the mouse button and OPTION. Wait for the scanner to perform a final scan of the image. Back to TOC Dragging-and-dropping to the desktop or a folder Scanned images you drag-and-drop to the desktop or a folder become a Scrapbook picture clipping file. The bitmap file is given a generic name such as "picture clipping." Subsequent images scanned to the desktop or that folder are numbered sequentially. 1 Make sure you can see both the HP Precisionscan Pro software and the desktop or the folder you want. 2 In the HP Precisionscan Pro software, place the cursor over the scanned image. 3 While pressing OPTION, click inside the selection area and drag to the desktop or folder. Then, release the mouse button and OPTION. Wait for the scanner to perform a final scan of the image.

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Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro
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Dragging-and-dropping into another program
You can drag-and-drop a scanned image into another program if that
program supports drag-and-drop. If the program does not support
drag-and-drop, the selection area returns to the scanning software
window.
1
Open a file in the destination program. Make sure you can see both
the destination program and the HP Precisionscan Pro software.
2
In the HP Precisionscan Pro software, place the cursor over the
scanned image.
3
While pressing
O
PTION
, click inside the selection area and drag to
the location in the destination program. Then, release the mouse
button and
O
PTION
. Wait for the scanner to perform a final scan of
the image.
Dragging-and-dropping to the desktop or a folder
Scanned images you drag-and-drop to the desktop or a folder become
a Scrapbook picture clipping file. The bitmap file is given a generic
name such as “picture clipping.”
Subsequent images scanned to the
desktop or that folder are numbered sequentially.
1
Make sure you can see both the HP Precisionscan Pro software
and the desktop or the folder you want.
2
In the HP Precisionscan Pro software, place the cursor over the
scanned image.
3
While pressing
O
PTION
, click inside the selection area and drag to
the desktop or folder. Then, release the mouse button and
O
PTION
.
Wait for the scanner to perform a final scan of the image.