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Scanning to a File With EPSON Scan, Scanning With the Start Button, If you're using Windows 98, Me - scanner

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EPSON GT-15000 Tip: If the edges of your document don't scan properly, move it in one-quarter inch from the edges of the document table. You can remove the document cover if you need to scan a thick item-such as a book-that doesn't fit under the cover. Simply lift the back of the cover straight up. When you reattach the cover, line the rods up with the positioning holes and lower the cover into place. Warning: Before removing the document cover, make sure you raise it all the way up. This will prevent the hinges from snapping back on the springs and possibly injuring you. Scanning to a File With EPSON Scan You can use the import or acquire function of a TWAINcompliant application such as PaperPort Deluxe or Adobe Photoshop to scan images directly into your application. Or you can scan directly to your computer by starting EPSON Scan from the Windows Start menu. First, place your document or photo on the scanner as described above. Then follow these steps: 1. Click Start > Programs or All Programs > EPSON Scan > EPSON Scan. Note: If you have multiple scanners installed, you are prompted to choose your scanner. Click EPSON GT-15000 and click OK. 2. Choose a mode from the Mode list at the top of the EPSON Scan window. If you choose Home Mode, a preview scan opens automatically. (This is the default. If you don't want an automatic preview, deselect Auto Preview on the EPSON Scan dialog box.) 3. Change any settings for the mode you selected. 4. Click Scan. You see a File Save Settings window: 5. Type a name for your file in the Prefix field, then choose an image type and click OK. (For more details, see the EPSON Scan on-screen Help.) Scanning With the Start Button You can use the a Start button to open EPSON Scan, and then scan your document as described above. Or, you can set up the a Start button to open any compatible program on your computer and start scanning. If you have set up the scanner on a network, you can use the a Start button to scan automatically and send the document to an individual computer. For instructions on network scanning, see the on-screen Reference Guide. First, place your document or photo on the scanner as described above. Then follow these steps: 1. Press the a Start button. a Start button If you're using Windows 98, Me, or 2000, EPSON Scan opens. If you're using Windows XP, you see this window: 6 - EPSON GT-15000 2. Select the program you want to use. To have the program open automatically whenever you press the a Start button, check Always use this program for this action. 12/03

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Tip:
If the edges of your document don’t scan properly,
move it in one-quarter inch from the edges of the document
table.
You can remove the document cover if you need to scan a
thick item—such as a book—that doesn’t fit under the
cover. Simply lift the back of the cover straight up. When
you reattach the cover, line the rods up with the positioning
holes and lower the cover into place.
Warning:
Before removing the document cover, make sure
you raise it all the way up. This will prevent the hinges from
snapping back on the springs and possibly injuring you.
Scanning to a File With EPSON Scan
You can use the import or acquire function of a TWAIN-
compliant application such as PaperPort Deluxe or Adobe
Photoshop to scan images directly into your application.
Or you can scan directly to your computer by starting
EPSON Scan from the Windows Start menu.
First, place your document or photo on the scanner as
described above. Then follow these steps:
1.
Click
Start > Programs
or
All Programs > EPSON Scan >
EPSON Scan
.
Note:
If you have multiple scanners installed, you are
prompted to choose your scanner. Click
EPSON GT-15000
and click
OK
.
2.
Choose a mode from the Mode
list at the top of the EPSON
Scan window.
If you choose
Home Mode
, a
preview scan opens automatically. (This is the default. If
you don’t want an automatic preview, deselect
Auto
Preview
on the EPSON Scan dialog box.)
3.
Change any settings for the mode you selected.
4.
Click
Scan
. You see a File Save Settings window:
5.
Type a name for your file in the Prefix field, then choose an
image type and click
OK
. (For more details, see the EPSON
Scan on-screen Help.)
Scanning With the Start Button
You can use the
a
Start button to open EPSON Scan, and
then scan your document as described above. Or, you can set
up the
a
Start button to open any compatible program on
your computer and start scanning.
If you have set up the scanner on a network, you can use the
a
Start button to scan automatically and send the document
to an individual computer. For instructions on network
scanning, see the on-screen
Reference Guide
.
First, place your document or photo on the scanner as
described above. Then follow these steps:
1.
Press the
a
Start button.
If you’re using Windows 98, Me, or 2000, EPSON Scan
opens.
If you’re using Windows XP, you see this window:
2.
Select the program you want to use.
To have the program open automatically whenever you
press the
a
Start button, check
Always use this program
for this action
.
a
Start button