This sceen will give you scanning options. You can set the resolution of your image and create profile to store for future scans. Not all scanners will respond to scanner software.
Additional Tabs
These tabs give you additional tools. The Test Scanner tab works when you have setup a profile and clicked the test scanner profile button. It will allow you to see how the page will look once scanned and adjust any mistakes. The Setup Scanner Document tab will allow you to adjust the document types and add new document types for future use.
This name will help you to remember what options belong to this profile. You may want to use the name of the scanner, the resolution, and the mode. Ex: For a scan using a HP scanner, set at 200 resolution, in color you would use HP200Color
Once you have choosen a scanner the scan manager will check to see if that scanner can be controlled by this scanner software. This box will be checked if the scanner will follow the scanner options.
This will open the default scanner software from your scanner when you are ready to scan. It will try to use the options you have choosen in the scan manager.
Choose from the list of document types to use for your scan profile. This will tell the scanner the size of the image that you are going to scan. You can create new sizes in the Setup Scan Document tab. This makes it possible to only scan sections of a full page.
These offsets allow you to adjust what area the scanner saves. If you would like to come in from the corner where your scanner reads you can adjust the X and Y offsets to the positions you would like.
Set the resolution of your scanned images. A lower resolution will be harder to read the image on the monitor. A larger resolution will be more clear, but will take longer to scan amd will be a larger file.
This feature will test the options that have been choosen to see if your scanner will respond to the comands. This will take you to the Test Scanner tab and give you a preview of what the scan will look like. You can then adjust for any mistakes.