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Selecting or Cropping an Area to Scan, Zooming In On a Selected Area, Command+A

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Scanning Selecting or Cropping an Area to Scan To select an area, click the Selection Tool icon in the upper left corner of the Output Device section of the ScanTastic window. ❍ Click and drag a rectangle inside the preview zone to surround the area of the image you wish to scan. To alter the selection, move the pointer to the edge or center of the selection rectangle, then click and drag to adjust the boundaries. As you move the pointer to the edges or corners of the rectangle, it changes shape to indicate the direction in which you can drag. The hand icon indicates that you can drag the existing selection rectangle to another portion of the preview image. ❍ To select the entire scannable area, press Command+A (select All). To cancel a selection, press Command+D (Deselect). ❍ Another method of selecting an area to scan is to type width and height dimensions in the edit fields at the bottom of the Preview window. Once you have entered the dimensions, you can reposition the box by hand, if necessary. Zooming In On a Selected Area To enlarge a section of the pre-scan image for viewing, click the Zoom Tool just beneath the Selection tool. Then click & drag across the region you want to see enlarged. The selected area is re-scanned and enlarged in the Preview window. N Make sure the document is inserted in the ADF. Chapter 6 Scanning With the MultiPASS C635 6-7

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Chapter 6
Scanning With the MultiPASS C635
6-7
Scanning
Selecting or Cropping an Area to Scan
To select an area,click the Selection Tool icon in the upper left corner of
the Output Device section of the ScanTastic window.
Click and drag a rectangle inside the preview zone to surround the
area of the image you wish to scan.
To alter the selection, move the pointer to the edge or center of the
selection rectangle, then click and drag to adjust the boundaries.
As you move the pointer to the edges or corners of the rectangle, it
changes shape to indicate the direction in which you can drag.
The hand icon indicates that you can drag the existing selection
rectangle to another portion of the preview image.
To select the entire scannable area, press
Command+A
(select All).
To cancel a selection, press
Command+D
(Deselect).
Another method of selecting an area to scan is to type width and
height dimensions in the edit fields at the bottom of the Preview
window. Once you have entered the dimensions, you can reposition
the box by hand, if necessary.
Zooming In On a Selected Area
To enlarge a section of the pre-scan image for viewing, click the Zoom
Tool just beneath the Selection tool. Then click & drag across the region
you want to see enlarged.
The selected area is re-scanned and enlarged in the Preview window.
N
Make sure the document is inserted in the ADF.