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T
ILING ITEMS
T
ILING ITEMS
For smaller items, such as business cards, articles, and receipts, you can
combine the items on the same page instead of stacking them as separate
pages. This is called tiling items because the images are arranged on the
page in a regular pattern like tiles on a floor.
For example, if you've scanned several small articles about a specific
subject, you can tile them onto a page to see all the articles at once.
Similarly, if you have several receipts from a business trip, you can tile
them onto one page for easier record keeping. Tiling is also useful if you
want to fax several smaller scanned items, because you can fax them all
on a single page. Pages that are tiled can include both color and
black-and-white items.
Another way to tile is by tiling thumbnails. This is similar to tiling items
except that PaperPort reduces the size of each item to ensure that the
items fit on one page. Tiling thumbnails is a great way to create a page
or index of images, such as a page of photographs, similar to a
photographer's contact sheet. You can create a thumbnail tile that
includes both PaperPort and non-PaperPort items.
To tile items onto a single page:
1. Select the items in Desktop View.
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