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chapter 6 Troubleshooting Top Page Glossary Contents Index The image I want to scan is too big for the scanner. Problem: Solution: The image I want to scan is 50 percent larger than my scanner platen. Scan one half at a time, at exactly the same settings. Then use your imaging application to join the parts. The scanned image has jagged edges. Problem: Cause: Solution: The scanned image has jagged edges when viewed on the screen or printed. Jagged edges usually occur because of a conflict between the scan resolution and the output resolution. Choose a preset Scanning Resolution for the scanning job. Choose a setting for the intended use of the image. When you choose a preset resolution, or a custom resolution, the maximum resolution of the output device should be evenly distributed by the resolution you select. 68

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Contents
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chapter 6
Troubleshooting
The image I want to scan is too big for the scanner.
Problem:
The image I want to scan is 50 percent larger than
my scanner platen.
Solution:
Scan one half at a time, at exactly the same
settings. Then use your imaging application to join
the parts.
The scanned image has jagged edges.
Problem:
The scanned image has jagged edges when viewed
on the screen or printed.
Cause:
Jagged edges usually occur because of a conflict
between the scan resolution and the output
resolution.
Solution:
Choose a preset Scanning Resolution for the
scanning job. Choose a setting for the intended use
of the image. When you choose a preset
resolution, or a custom resolution, the maximum
resolution of the output device should be evenly
distributed by the resolution you select.