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the scanner, and then comes out as it is scanned., button. Your document goes into

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3. Click Start. The Scan to OCR window opens: Click here if you want to use TWAIN settings. note If you're an advanced user and want more control over your settings, click the TWAIN button. See page 63 for information about using the TWAIN settings. 4. Click the Paper Size button that corresponds to the page(s) you're scanning. 5. Choose one of the following Scan Mode buttons: s Color for documents printed in color s Grayscale for documents that include black and white photographs or artwork with subtle shading s Black&White for documents that include black text only or text with black line drawings 6. If you're scanning more than one page, click Scan Multiple Images. 7. If your document is a standard letter-size page, go to step 8. If not, click the Preview button. Your document goes into the scanner, and then comes out as it is scanned. You see it in the scan window on your screen. Click and drag the dotted-line border on the preview to define the area you want to scan. You can adjust any of your other settings at this point. 8. Click the Scan button. Your document goes into the scanner, and then comes out slowly as it is scanned. 66 Scanning with Windows

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Scanning with Windows
3.
Click
Start
. The Scan to OCR window opens:
4.
Click the
Paper Size
button that corresponds to the
page(s) you’re scanning.
5.
Choose one of the following Scan Mode buttons:
■
Color
for documents printed in color
■
Grayscale
for documents that include black and white
photographs or artwork with subtle shading
■
Black&White
for documents that include black text
only or text with black line drawings
6.
If you’re scanning more than one page, click
Scan
Multiple Images
.
7.
If your document is a standard letter-size page, go to step 8.
If not, click the
Preview
button. Your document goes into
the scanner, and then comes out as it is scanned.
You see it in the scan window on your screen. Click and
drag the dotted-line border on the preview to define the
area you want to scan. You can adjust any of your other
settings at this point.
8.
Click the
Scan
button. Your document goes into the
scanner, and then comes out slowly as it is scanned.
Click here if
you want to
use TWAIN
settings.
note
If you’re an advanced
user and want more
control over your
settings, click the
TWAIN button. See
page 63 for information
about using the TWAIN
settings.