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Scanning in Advanced Mode

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Scanning in Advanced Mode Use the Advanced Mode tab to specify the color mode, output resolution, image brightness, color tone, etc. when scanning. Refer to "Scanning Multiple Documents at One Time with ScanGear (Scanner Driver)" to scan multiple documents at one time. Refer to "Scanning Multiple Documents from the ADF (Auto Document Feeder) in Advanced Mode" to scan multiple documents placed on the ADF (Auto Document Feeder). Important • The following types of documents may not be scanned correctly. In that case, click on the Toolbar to switch to whole image view and scan. • Photos that have a whitish background • Documents printed on white paper, hand-written text, business cards, etc. • Thin documents • Thick documents • The following types of documents may not be scanned correctly. • Documents smaller than 1.2 inches (3 cm) square • Photos that have been cut to various shapes (Thumbnail) 1. Place the document on the Platen, then start ScanGear (scanner driver). Placing Items (When Scanning from a Computer) Starting ScanGear (Scanner Driver) 2. Click the Advanced Mode tab. The tab switches to Advanced Mode. Note • Settings are not retained when you switch modes. 92

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Scanning in Advanced Mode
Use the
Advanced Mode
tab to specify the color mode, output resolution, image brightness, color tone, etc.
when scanning.
Refer to "
Scanning Multiple Documents at One Time with ScanGear (Scanner Driver)
" to scan multiple
documents at one time.
Refer to "
Scanning Multiple Documents from the ADF (Auto Document Feeder) in Advanced Mode
" to scan
multiple documents placed on the ADF (Auto Document Feeder).
Important
•
The following types of documents may not be scanned correctly. In that case, click
(Thumbnail)
on the Toolbar to switch to whole image view and scan.
•
Photos that have a whitish background
•
Documents printed on white paper, hand-written text, business cards, etc.
•
Thin documents
•
Thick documents
•
The following types of documents may not be scanned correctly.
•
Documents smaller than 1.2 inches (3 cm) square
•
Photos that have been cut to various shapes
1.
Place the document on the Platen, then start ScanGear (scanner driver).
Placing Items (When Scanning from a Computer)
Starting ScanGear (Scanner Driver)
2.
Click the
Advanced Mode
tab.
The tab switches to
Advanced Mode
.
Note
•
Settings are not retained when you switch modes.
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