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you are here: welcome how do I...? scan to a file HP Pro Scanner how do I...? the problem is... alphabetical index how do I scan to a file? to scan to a file... 1. Place the document with the intended top edge forward in the scanner insertion slot. 2. Select the Scan tab. Here you can set various characteristics of the scan. These are described in the following steps. Output settings such as margins, layout, and media profile can be made later when you print the file. 3. Select Color or B&W scanning. 4. Select the type of original template that best describes your original. See also how do I make original template settings for details on making additional special settings. 5. Set Lightness. The default Lightness value is set to zero which works well with most documents. You can change this value to make the copy lighter (positive value) or darker (negative value) and compensate for dull or faded originals. 6. Set Scan Resolution. This is where you determine image quality. You can set a custom dpi value, auto (program determined based on the type of original), descreen (scanner's optical resolution) or turbo mode. . 7. Use the Size and Resize options to determine the dimensions of your scanned image. You can use Size: "Auto" and Resize: None to keep the original's size. See ...how do I set the input size and help on using the Resize option. 8. Set a destination folder or Scan-to-email as your File destination.

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you are here:
welcome
how do I...?
scan to a file
HP Pro Scanner
how do I...?
the problem is...
alphabetical index
how do I scan to a file?
to scan to a file...
1. Place the document
with the intended
top edge forward
in the scanner
insertion slot.
2. Select the Scan tab.
Here you can set
various
characteristics of
the scan. These are
described in the
following steps.
Output settings such as
margins, layout, and
media profile can be
made later when you
print the file.
3. Select Color or B&W scanning.
4. Select the type of original template that best describes your
original. See also
how do I make
original template settings
for
details on making additional special settings.
5. Set
Lightness
. The default Lightness value is set to zero which
works well with most documents. You can change this value to
make the copy lighter (positive value) or darker (negative
value) and compensate for dull or faded originals.
6. Set
Scan Resolution
. This is where you determine image
quality. You can set a custom dpi value, auto (program
determined based on the type of original), descreen (scanner's
optical resolution) or turbo mode. .
7. Use the
Size and Resize
options to determine the dimensions
of your scanned image. You can use Size: "Auto" and Resize:
None to keep the original's size.
See ...how do I set the input
size
and
help on using the Resize
option.
8. Set a destination folder or
Scan-to-email
as your File
destination.