BenQ 7400UT User Manual - Page 57

Shift, Settings, Minimize, Expand/Close, Original Type, OA Class Button, Document Class Button

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Shift If you click this button, the Button Mode will shift to Console Mode. Settings Here you can change the default Button Mode settings. If you click this button, a new dialog box will pop up. See "How to make Button Mode settings" on page 80. Minimize To minimize the user interface to the System tray (optional in Settings) or Task bar (default). Exit Click this button to close Mirascan 5.10, and save all current settings. See more in "The Standard Mode" on page 73. Help Click this button to link to the Help system. Expand/Close If you click this button, expanding class button bars will be closed and vice versa. Five class button bars are available. They are OA, Document, Web & Remote, Image Application and Image Fun. Original Type Here you can choose the type of material you are scanning in a stretched bar. The available options are Pos- itive Film , Negative Film and Reflective . This button is only active when TPO (Transparency Option) is available with your scanner. OA Class Button Click this button to stretch a class button bar in which all kinds of operation can be categorized to Office Assistance (OA). For details see "Office Assistance (OA) Class" on page 76. Document Class Button This item allows you to expand a class button bar in which OCR (Optical Character Recognition) or document applications are listed. For details see "Document Class" on page 77.

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Shift
If you click this button, the Button Mode will shift to Console Mode.
Settings
Here you can change the default Button Mode settings. If you click this button, a new dialog box will pop
up. See “How to make Button Mode settings” on page 80.
Minimize
To minimize the user interface to the System tray (optional in Settings) or Task bar (default).
Exit
Click this button to close Mirascan 5.10, and save all current settings. See more in “The Standard Mode” on
page 73.
Help
Click this button to link to the Help system.
Expand/Close
If you click this button, expanding class button bars will be closed and vice versa. Five class button bars are
available. They are OA, Document, Web & Remote, Image Application and Image Fun.
Original Type
Here you can choose the type of material you are scanning in a stretched bar. The available options are Pos-
itive Film
, Negative Film
and Reflective
. This button is only active when TPO (Transparency
Option) is available with your scanner.
OA Class Button
Click this button to stretch a class button bar in which all kinds of operation can be categorized to Office
Assistance (OA). For details see “Office Assistance (OA) Class” on page 76.
Document Class Button
This item allows you to expand a class button bar in which OCR (Optical Character Recognition) or docu-
ment applications are listed. For details see “Document Class” on page 77.