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Set the Top, Bottom, Left and Right margins in the Margins

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Without scaling (1:1 copying), the actual margin values are applied to the printed result and are equal to the breadth of the edges that crop the scan area. See the examples for clarification. The "Outer margins" option lets you add additional margins to the scan area, thus adding white border to the edges of the copy while leaving the scan area intact. The final copy size is thus extended in relation to the set output size. The examples describe actual cases when applying margins and outer margins. You can use "Margins" together with "Outer margins" to crop off unwanted edges. You can also crop off existing low quality (discolored, unsharp) margins and add new or additional white margins to the end result. ...how do I set margins? "Margins" are for applying white border to the edges of the copy. The Margins replace edges of the image itself (scan area) with white border. 1. Select the Setup tab. 2. In the Setup dialog, press the Margins button. The Margins dialog is displayed: 3. Set the Top, Bottom, Left and Right margins in the Margins dialog. 4. Use the "Link" option if you want equal margins all around the image. With the Link option checked, you only have to enter the margin value in one of the four fields. 5. Most printers cannot start printing at the very edges of the paper and thus enforce a margin on your output. You can choose to account for this enforced margin by enabling the "Clip contents by printer's margins" option. Read more about the "Clip contents by printer's margins" option.

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Without scaling (1:1 copying), the actual margin values are applied to the printed result
and are equal to the breadth of the edges that crop the scan area.
See the
examples
for clarification.
The "
Outer
margins
" option lets you add additional margins to the scan area, thus adding
white border to the edges of the copy while leaving the scan area intact. The final copy
size is thus extended in relation to the set output size.
The
examples
describe actual cases when applying margins and outer margins.
You can use "Margins" together with "Outer margins" to crop off unwanted edges. You can
also crop off existing low quality (discolored, unsharp) margins and add new or additional
white margins to the end result.
...how do I set margins?
"Margins" are for applying white border to the edges of the copy. The
Margins replace edges of the image itself (scan area) with white
border.
1. Select the Setup tab.
2. In the Setup dialog, press the Margins button. The Margins
dialog is displayed:
3. Set the Top, Bottom, Left and Right margins in the Margins
dialog.
4. Use the "Link" option if you want equal margins all around the
image. With the Link option checked, you only have to enter the
margin value in one of the four fields.
5. Most printers cannot start printing at the very edges of the
paper and thus enforce a margin on your output. You can
choose to account for this enforced margin by enabling the
"Clip contents by printer's margins" option. Read more about
the
"Clip contents by printer's
margins" option.