HP Scanjet 7450c HP Scanjet 7400C Series Scanner Windows - (English) User Manu - Page 59

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Back to TOC Scanning from HP PrecisionScan Pro 59 Output type, resolution, file type, and values for other controls determine image quality and file size. When you first scan an item, the scanner chooses the defaults for output type and resolution, and you do not need to change them. If you want to change these settings or want help choosing a file type, see: "To select an output type" on page 36 "Changing resolution" on page 38 "List of file types" on page 55 For help choosing the best output type for your image, use the Guided Steps. To show them, click on the toolbar. For any image that will be printed, choose TIF compressed as the file type to reduce the file size while maintaining quality. Also, many different programs recognize this file type. You can save and name a group of settings that you frequently use for a particular purpose and apply them to items you scan in the future. For example, if you routinely e-mail pictures to someone, you can save the settings including the output type, resolution, and dimensions that you always use. The settings are automatically applied when you scan a picture and choose the group of settings. Saved settings override the default settings and any changes you made up to that point. Any changes you make after that point are preserved. 1 Make sure the scanned image whose settings you want to save is in the preview window and that you have adjusted any settings for the image. 2 On the Scan menu, point to Settings, and click Save. The settings for the current scanned image appear. 3 In the drop-down list at the bottom, type a name for these settings and click Save. 1 Scan an item to the HP PrecisionScan Pro software. 2 On the Scan menu, point to Settings, and click Load. 3 Select the group of settings you want from the list at the bottom and click Load.

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Scanning from HP PrecisionScan Pro
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Output type, resolution, file type, and values for other controls
determine image quality and file size.
When you first scan an item, the scanner chooses the defaults for
output type and resolution, and you do not need to change them. If you
want to change these settings or want help choosing a file type, see:
●
"To select an output type" on page 36
●
"Changing resolution" on page 38
●
"List of file types" on page 55
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For help choosing the best output type for your image, use
the Guided Steps. To show them, click
on the toolbar.
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For any image that will be printed, choose TIF
compressed as the file type to reduce the file size while
maintaining quality. Also, many different programs
recognize this file type.
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You can save and name a group of settings that you frequently use for
a particular purpose and apply them to items you scan in the future.
For example, if you routinely e-mail pictures to someone, you can save
the settings including the output type, resolution, and dimensions that
you always use. The settings are automatically applied when you scan
a picture and choose the group of settings.
Saved settings override the default settings and any changes you
made up to that point. Any changes you make after that point are
preserved.
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1
Make sure the scanned image whose settings you want to save is
in the preview window and that you have adjusted any settings for
the image.
2
On the
Scan
menu, point to
Settings
, and click
Save
. The settings
for the current scanned image appear.
3
In the drop-down list at the bottom, type a name for these settings
and click
Save
.
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1
Scan an item to the HP PrecisionScan Pro software.
2
On the
Scan
menu, point to
Settings
, and click
Load
.
3
Select the group of settings you want from the list at the bottom
and click
Load
.