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Anleitung Zusammenfassung
Click on the Move tool. Put the cursor inside the Preview window (which changes the cursor shape to a hand). Scroll the image view by clicking and dragging the cursor. Selecting the “Scan To” Device or Application To specify the device or application to which you want to send the scanned item, click on the icon that represents this device or application. The icons include: File – stores the scanned image in a file using the file name specified in the VistaScan Preferences. Print – prints the scanned item on the default printer. Fax – faxes the scanned item using your fax driver. Application – sends the scanned item to the applications specified in the VistaScan Preferences. E-mail – sends the scanned item as a graphic file to your e-mail application. Defining the Type of Image to Scan The Beginner window provides pre-defined scanning options so you can quickly and easily scan any of the following items: • Color Photos – use this setting when you want to scan color or black and white photos • Printed Matter – use this setting when you want to scan something that has been printed like a brochure, magazine, etc. • Text/Lineart – use this setting when you want to scan the text contained in a document, or when you want to scan simple line art graphics • Web Images – use this setting when you want to scan graphics and then use them on the web To specify the type of image you are going to scan, click on the icon that represents the type of item you want to scan. Color Photos Printed Matter Settings icon Settings icon Text/Lineart Web Image Settings icon Settings icon Compaq S4100 Owner’s Guide Clicking on any of these icons automatically starts the final scan process using the pre-defined scan settings. The scanned image is saved or sent to the device or application you specified by clicking on the “Scan To” icon. VistaScan Advanced Features The VistaScan Advanced window gives you the ability to adjust the scan setting individually so you can customize the settings for the type of document you are going to scan. If you are a novice computer user, you may want to use the VistaScan Beginner window until you are more familiar with VistaScan and the scanning process. The Beginner window options are preset to provide a quick and easy way to scan images. If you are an experienced computer user with some scanning experience, you can use the features contained in the Advanced window to optimize the scan process for the specific item you are going to scan. The Advanced window contains the following tools and features you can use to scan documents: • Original Document Source Settings • Image Mode Settings • Resolution Settings • Descreen Settings • Filter Settings • Scaling Options • Auto Adjustment Settings • Scan Control Unit • Multiple Scan Mode Settings • Color Adjustment Feature Panel Changing the Original Document Source The Original Document Source setting identifies the item you want to scan. You can choose from the following settings: Flatbed Reflective: Scans paper originals (non-transparencies) e.g., photographs, documents, and brochures. Three other setting options appear onscreen that are not available with this scanner: UTA Transmissive, UTA Negative, Automatic Document Feeder. Changing the Image Mode VistaScan can scan a wide variety of image types. Compaq S4100 Owner’s Guide True Color, RGB: Scans a full color photo or document. The RGB indicates the colors of Red, Green and Blue. This setting creates larger files than the B/W Photo setting. True Color, CMYK: Converts RGB (video) color data into CMYK (printed) color data using a special color transformation process. When scanning is completed the CMYK image is ready for printing on a CMYK color printer. 256 Colors: Scans color images using 256 colors. The 256 color images take up less memory and hard disk space than the True Color RGB option. Web Colors: Scans an image at the appropriate resolution for display on the monitor. B/W Photo: Scans black-and-white photos using 256 shades of gray (ranging from white to black) so you get smooth shade transitions in your scanned image. B/W Document: Scans text documents, black-and-white line art, and other black-and-white documents. This selection creates the smallest files. FAX: Scans at the appropriate resolution for faxing. OCR: Scans at the appropriate settings for optimal Optical Character Recognition results. True Color 42-bit RGB: Scans a full-color photo or document using 42-bits of information to define each pixel. The RGB indicates the colors of Red, Green and Blue. This setting creates larger files than the True Color RGB setting. B/W Photo, 14-bit: Scans a black-and-white photo using 14-bits of data to define each pixel. This setting produces more gray shade accuracy than the B/W Photo option, but also produces larger file sizes. NOTE: Not all graphic applications support higher than 24-bit graphic files. To determine whether the software you want to use is capable of working with higher than 24-bit graph...