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you are here: welcome how do I...? use the previewing tools HP Pro Scanner how do I...? the problem is... alphabetical index how do I use the previewing tools? The Preview button loads a fresh preview of the copy each time it is selected. The image always uses the last settings made and the effects of the settings will be visible in the new preview. This feature allows you to fine-tune your settings as you watch them take effect before committing the copy to print. how to... ...display the whole image... ...zoom in on a specific area... ...zoom out from a selected area... ...set one-to-one pixel viewing... ...resize the paper frame... ...move the image... ...position the paper frame... ...align the image... to display the whole image... You can use the Zoom All tool to view large format originals in the preview window. No matter what zooming level you start from, the Zoom All tool resizes the image so that it exactly fits in the preview window. to zoom in on a specific area... Use the Zoom In tool when you need to view details for making enhancement settings and for aligning. Zooming takes place immediately with the zoom axis in the center of the preview window. This means you may need to move the image to center on a specific area before zooming. This is done with the Move Image tool (see below). If you need to enlarge the image further, then continue to press the Zoom In button until you get the required level of detail in the view.

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you are here:
welcome
how do I...?
use the previewing tools
HP Pro Scanner
how do I...?
the problem is...
alphabetical index
how do I use the previewing tools?
The Preview button loads a fresh preview of the copy each time it is
selected.
The image always uses the last settings made and the effects of the
settings will be visible in the new preview. This feature allows you to
fine-tune your settings as you watch them take effect before
committing the copy to print.
how to...
...
display
the whole image...
...
zoom
in on a specific area...
...
zoom
out from a selected area...
...
set
one-to-one pixel viewing...
...
resize
the paper frame...
...
move
the image...
...
position
the paper frame...
...
align
the image...
to display the whole image...
You can use the Zoom All tool to view large format originals
in the preview window. No matter what zooming level you
start from, the Zoom All tool resizes the image so that it
exactly fits in the preview window.
to zoom in on a specific area...
Use the Zoom In tool when you need to view details for
making enhancement settings and for aligning. Zooming
takes place immediately with the zoom axis in the center of
the preview window. This means you may need to move the
image to center on a specific area before zooming. This is
done with the Move Image tool (see below). If you need to
enlarge the image further, then continue to press the Zoom
In button until you get the required level of detail in the view.