Lexmark x950 series User Manual page 134

Scanning
Send As
This option lets you set the output type for the scan image.
Select one of the following:
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PDF—Use to create a single file with multiple pages. The PDF can be sent as a secured or compressed file.
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TIFF—Use to create multiple files or a single file. If Multi-page TIFF is turned off in the Settings menu, then
TIFF saves one page in each file. The file size is usually larger than an equivalent JPEG.
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JPEG—Use to create and attach a separate file for each page of the original document.
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XPS—Use to create a single XPS file with multiple pages.
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RTF—Use to create a file in editable format.
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TXT—Use to create ASCII text file with no formatting.
Color
This option enables or disables color for the scanned image.
Resolution
This option adjusts the output quality of your file. Increasing the image resolution increases the file size and
the time needed to scan your original document. Image resolution can be decreased to reduce the file size.
Darkness
This option adjusts how light or dark your files will turn out in relation to the original document.
Page Setup
This option lets you change the Sides (Duplex), Orientation, and Binding.
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Sides (Duplex)— Specifies if the original document is simplex (printed on one page) or duplex (printed on
both sides). This also identifies what needs to be scanned.
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Orientation— Specifies the orientation of the original document, and then changes the Sides and Binding
settings to match the orientation.
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Binding— Specifies if the original document is bound on the long‑edge or short‑edge side.
Content
This option lets you specify the content type and source of the original document.
Choose content type from Text, Text/Photo, Photo, or Graphics.
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Text—Use when the content of the original document is mostly text or line art.
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Graphics—Use when the original document is mostly business‑type graphics such as pie charts, bar charts,
and animations.
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Text/Photo—Use when the original document is a mixture of text, graphics, and photos.
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Photo—Use when the original document is mostly a photo or an image.
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