Saving Scanned Images To File (Scan Page) - Canon DR-5020 Instructions Manual

When TIFF is selected, the image spread over several scanned pages (including
duplex scanning) is saved as a single file.
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When you select the BMP, JPEG or JBIG format, each of the pages in the document
are saved as separate files in the folder specified as the save destination. Files
comprise the name to which the first image is specified, and a running number "0001",
"0002" and so forth is automatically appended to subsequent files. (For example, let's
assume that pages are saved in BMP format to the file name "scan.bmp". The files
"scan.bmp", "scan0001.bmp", "scan0002.bmp" and so forth are created.)
When files are separated using the Auto New File function or File Separator Sheet,
folders appended with a running number ("0001", "0002" and so forth) are automatically
created after each file separation, and images are saved to files in these folders.

Saving scanned images to file (Scan page)

When a single-page document is scanned, the scanned image is not saved.
If you need to save the scanning image, follow the procedure below.
When two or more pages are scanned (P.23), the images are automatically saved to
the specified file when they are scanned. So, they need not be saved again.
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Either select [File] - [Save Page As...], or click
with the scanned image displayed in the Scanning Utility 5000
screen.
The Save As dialog box is displayed.
[Save Page As] saves only the currently displayed page as a different file. When
you are scanning two or more pages, and you use this command to saves images
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saved as a single TIFF (multi TIFF) file, be sure to save the images under a
different file name. Note that if you overwrite the images by saving them under the
same file name, the images of a different page currently not displayed are deleted.
2.2 Scanning Procedure
on the tool bar
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