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Scanning Using Calibration, setting, and 180 for both

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Note: If a message appears indicating that the specified scan settings are incorrect, you need to reset the Destination options to their default settings. Click the Destination button to open the Destination dialog box; then select General for the Calibration setting, and 180 for both the Resolution settings. Save the settings by clicking Save; then choose Scan again. Always create Calibration profiles using these default settings. You can now use this calibration profile when you scan images. Scanning Using Calibration If you are using one of the predefined printer calibration profiles, such as one of the EPSON Stylus printer profiles, or you have created a custom calibration profile for your printer, you can now use that profile to scan and print your image. Follow these steps to use a calibration profile when you scan: 1. Choose Acquire (or Place, or the appropriate command) from the File menu of your application. 2. If you see a submenu, choose TWAIN or TWAIN32. You see the EPSON TWAIN advanced screen. (If you see the easy screen, click Advanced.) 3. Click Destination to display the destination dialog box. 4. In the Destination Name field, select the name of your output device. If you have one of the EPSON Stylus printers listed on page 2-4, select the printer from the Destination Name pull-down menu. The Calibration description is assigned automatically. Go to step 6. 2-8 Calibrating Your System

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Note:
If a message appears indicating that the specified scan settings are
incorrect, you need to reset
the
Destination options to their
default settings. Click the
Destination
button to open the
Destination dialog box; then select
General
for the
Calibration
setting, and 180 for both the
Resolution
settings.
Save
the settings by clicking
Save;
then choose
Scan
again.
Always create Calibration profiles using these default settings.
You can now use this calibration profile when you scan images.
Scanning Using Calibration
If you are using one of the predefined printer calibration
profiles, such as one of the EPSON Stylus printer profiles, or
you have created a custom calibration profile for your printer,
you can now use that profile to scan and print your image.
Follow these steps to use a calibration profile when you scan:
1.
Choose
Acquire
(or
Place,
or the appropriate command)
from the File menu of your application.
2.
If you see a submenu, choose
TWAIN
or
TWAIN32. You see
the EPSON TWAIN advanced screen. (If you see the easy
screen, click
Advanced.)
3.
Click
Destination
to display the destination dialog box.
4.
In the
Destination Name
field, select the name of your
output device. If you have one of the EPSON Stylus
printers listed on page 2-4, select the printer from the
Destination Name
pull-down menu. The
Calibration
description is assigned automatically. Go to step 6.
2-8
Calibrating Your System