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With applications that let you select ICM, sRGB, or ColorSync profiles for your printer, you'll get great printed output when you scan using ICM/sRGB (Windows 98), or ColorSync (Macintosh). See Configuring Preview and Color Options for details. 4 The Image Type and Destination settings you choose automatically select the correct Resolution setting for your image. If you need to change the resolution, click Advanced to open the Advanced window, if necessary. Then select a new setting from the Resolution list. The available resolutions range from 50 to 9600 dpi. You can also type in a specific Resolution setting, such as 1600 or 2400 dpi for enlargements, if it's not in the list. If you enlarge your target image size by scaling or by selecting a larger Target size, be sure to increase the Resolution setting by the same proportion to retain your image quality. See Adjusting Source and Target Image Sizes for more information. For additional information on selecting resolution, see your Scanner Basics book. 5 It's a good idea to preview your image before you actually scan so you can make any necessary changes. To preview your image, click Advanced to open the Advanced window, if necessary. Then see Previewing Your Scan for preview instructions. See Advanced Scanning for information on the rest of the TWAIN settings in the window. 6 When you're ready to scan, click the Scan button. The scanned image appears in your application window. 7 Click the Close button to close the EPSON TWAIN window and return to your application. To modify or save your scanned image using your application software, see your software documentation. Advanced Scanning Page 27

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Advanced Scanning
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4
The Image Type and Destination settings you choose automatically
select the correct Resolution setting for your image.
If you need to change the resolution, click
Advanced
to open the
Advanced window, if necessary. Then select a new setting from the
Resolution list. The available resolutions range from 50 to 9600 dpi.
You can also type in a specific Resolution setting, such as 1600 or
2400 dpi for enlargements, if it’s not in the list.
If you enlarge your target image size by scaling or by selecting a larger
Target size, be sure to increase the Resolution setting by the same
proportion to retain your image quality. See
Adjusting Source and
Target Image Sizes
for more information.
For additional information on selecting resolution, see your
Scanner
Basics
book.
5
It’s a good idea to preview your image before you actually scan so you
can make any necessary changes. To preview your image, click
Advanced
to open the Advanced window, if necessary. Then see
Previewing Your Scan
for preview instructions.
See
Advanced Scanning
for information on the rest of the TWAIN
settings in the window.
6
When you’re ready to scan, click the
Scan
button. The scanned image
appears in your application window.
7
Click the
Close
button to close the EPSON TWAIN window and return
to your application.
To modify or save your scanned image using your application software,
see your software documentation.
With applications that
let you select ICM,
sRGB, or ColorSync
profiles for your
printer, you’ll get great
printed output when
you scan using
ICM/sRGB
(Windows 98), or
ColorSync
(Macintosh). See
Configuring Preview
and Color Options
for
details.