Samsung SF-5100P User Manual (user Manual) (ver.1.00) (English) - Page 45

Opening the Samsung ImageThru window, Folder area, Programs Bar - fax manual

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Opening the Samsung ImageThru window When you scan an image with Samsung ScanThru, the Samsung ImageThru window automatically opens and displays the scanned image. If you want to open the Samsung ImageThru window manually, do following this procedure: 1. Open Samsung SmarThru window and select ImageThru. To open the Samsung SmarThru window, double-click the SmarThru icon on the desktop window. You can also access ImageThru by selecting Programs from the Start menu, then select Samsung SmarThru, and ImageThru. 2. The Samsung ImageThru window opens. You can browse images. For more information on functions in the image browse mode, see page 3.19. Folder area • You can create new folders, rename folders, or delete them using the Folder menu. • The first folder is a special folder named Incoming. The images scanned with ScanThru will be saved in this folder. You cannot rename or delete this folder, or change its position. Menu bar and Tool bar See page 3.14 for more information about these buttons. Image area Thumbnails of images in current folder Programs Bar You can drag an image onto the Programs bar buttons to have it processed by an appropriate application. • E-mail Sends the image by E-mail. Clicking this button brings up the Samsung MailThru window. For details on E-mail, see page 3.24. • Fax Sends the image by fax. Clicking this button brings up the Samsung FaxThru window. For details on FaxThru, see page 3.37. • Print Prints the image. • OCR Sends the image to the optical text recognition programme, AnyPage Lite. • Shredder Deletes the image. 3.12 Working with ImageThru

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3.
12
Working with ImageThru
Opening the Samsung ImageThru window
When you scan an image with Samsung ScanThru, the Samsung
ImageThru window automatically opens and displays the scanned image.
If you want to open the Samsung ImageThru window manually, do
following this procedure:
1. Open Samsung SmarThru window and select
ImageThru
.
To open the Samsung SmarThru window, double-click the SmarThru icon
on the desktop window. You can also access ImageThru by selecting
Programs
from the
Start
menu, then select
Samsung SmarThru
, and
ImageThru
.
2. The Samsung ImageThru window opens. You can browse images. For
more information on functions in the image browse mode, see page 3.19.
Folder area
• You can create new
folders, rename folders, or
delete them using the
Folder
menu.
• The first folder is a
special folder named
Incoming
. The images
scanned with ScanThru
will be saved in this folder.
You cannot rename or
delete this folder, or
change its position.
Programs Bar
You can drag an image onto the Programs bar buttons to have it processed by an appropriate
application.
• E-mail
Sends the image by E-mail. Clicking this button brings up the Samsung
MailThru window. For details on E-mail, see page 3.24.
• Fax
Sends the image by fax. Clicking this button brings up the Samsung FaxThru
window. For details on FaxThru, see page 3.37.
• Print
Prints the image.
• OCR
Sends the image to the optical text recognition programme, AnyPage Lite.
• Shredder
Deletes the image.
Menu bar
and Tool bar
See page 3.14 for more
information about
these buttons.
Image area
Thumbnails of
images in current
folder