Canon CanoScan D1250U2F CanoScan D1250U2 ScanGear CS-U 6.3 for Win Guide - Page 23

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chapter 3 What is on the screen? Contents Glossary Index Advanced Mode The Main Sheet When you click on the Main tab, the Main sheet opens. The default setting of ScanGear CS-U displays the Main sheet. Color Mode The Color Mode determines how the original will be scanned: the options are Black and White, Grayscale, Color, etc. Click the down-arrow and select a setting from the drop-down list. • Black and White The image is scanned in black and white. • Grayscale The image is scanned in black and white, but if the original is in color most of the colors will be shaded. • Color The image is scanned in color. • Text Enhanced Converts grayscale images to black and white using Canon's unique technology. This setting produces sharper text that is easier for OCR software to read. 23

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chapter 3
What is on the
screen?
Glossary
Contents
Index
Advanced Mode
The Main Sheet
When you click on the Main tab, the Main sheet opens. The default setting
of ScanGear CS-U displays the Main sheet.
Color Mode
The Color Mode determines how the original will be scanned:
the options
are Black and White, Grayscale, Color, etc. Click the down-arrow and select
a setting from the drop-down list.
Black and White
The image is scanned in black and white.
Grayscale
The image is scanned in black and white, but if the
original is in color most of the colors will be shaded.
Color
The image is scanned in color.
Text Enhanced
Converts grayscale images to black and white using
Canon’s unique technology. This setting produces sharper text that is
easier for OCR software to read.