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Selecting A Driver And Settings, Epson Perfection 636

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Selecting a Driver and Settings Here is a brief overview of the scanning steps using LaserSoft and EPSON TWAIN. In both of the following illustrations, the Windows interface is shown; the Macintosh steps are the same. If you select Perfection 636 (LaserSoft Scan Software for EPSON Perfection 636) as your scanner source, you see the following window: 1 Select the basic settings 2 Preview your image 3 Adjust the frame border (dotted line) to crop the image If you select EPSON TWAIN 3(32-bit) (Windows) or EPSON TWAIN 3 (Macintosh) as your scanner source, you see the EPSON TWAIN window. The following window is the Advanced window; there is also an Easy window with fewer options. 1 Select the basic settings 2 Preview your image 3 Use Auto Locate to define the area to be scanned automatically EPSON Perfection 636 4 Use Auto Adjust to optimize image quality 5 Size or scale the image 6 Set the Resolution 7 Scan the image into your application 4 Use Auto Exposure to optimize image quality 5 Size or scale the image 6 Customize your Settings, select your preview Configuration, and use color management 7 Scan the image into your application 10/98 EPSON Perfection 636 - 5

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Selecting a Driver and Settings
Here is a brief overview of the scanning steps using LaserSoft
and EPSON TWAIN. In both of the following illustrations,
the Windows interface is shown; the Macintosh steps are the
same.
If you select
Perfection 636
(LaserSoft Scan Software for
EPSON Perfection 636) as your scanner source, you see the
following window:
If you select
EPSON TWAIN 3(32-bit)
(Windows) or
EPSON
TWAIN 3
(Macintosh) as your scanner source, you see the
EPSON TWAIN window. The following window is the
Advanced window; there is also an Easy window with fewer
options.
2
Preview your
image
3
Adjust the
frame border
(dotted line) to
crop the image
1
Select the
basic settings
4
Use Auto
Adjust to
optimize image
quality
5
Size or
scale the
image
6
Set the
Resolution
7
Scan the image
into your
application
1
Select the
basic settings
2
Preview your
image
3
Use Auto Locate
to define the area
to be scanned
automatically
5
Size or scale the
image
6
Customize your
Settings, select your
preview Configuration,
and use color
management
7
Scan the image into
your application
4
Use Auto Exposure
to optimize image
quality