The Action Buttons In The Aie Dialog Box - Microtek ScanMaker IIG User Manual

The Action Buttons in the AIE dialog box

The Action buttons in the AIE dialog box (item #4 in preceding illustration) carry out a
specific action. Below are the details.
The OK button.
Clicking on this button will apply whatever image enhancements you have performed on the
current scan job, and close the AIE dialog box. Clicking OK is not the same as switching to
another scan job (if you have multiple scan jobs). If you switch scan jobs, the effects are
applied to your current scan job, and then the new scan job appears; you do not exit the AIE
dialog box.
Example: If you increased brightness, changed the saturation, and then clicked OK, all the
changes are applied, and you exit the AIE dialog box.
The Cancel button
Clicking on this button will cancel out all image-enhancement changes you have made to the
current scan job, and then close the AIE dialog box.
Example: If you applied filters, changed the curve, and then clicked Cancel, none of the
changes will take effect, and you exit the AIE dialog box.
The Reset button
Clicking on this button brings up the Reset dialog box, where you can specify which settings
are to be reset, then click Reset or Cancel. If Reset is selected, the settings are restored to
their default values; if Cancel is selected, the operation has no effect.
Example: If you changed shadows / highlights, changed brightness, then clicked on Reset
and chose to reset brightness, the brightness setting of the scan job is restored to its
default; but the altered shadows and highlights remains in effect. If you reset both shadows/
highlights and brightness, then those values are both restored to default.
The Revert button
Clicking on this button cancels out the changes you made with the current image-
enhancement tool. This means that if you used several tools (and achieved a look that is
the cumulative effect of all the tools), using Revert will cancel the effect of only the current
tool and preserve the effects of the other preceding tools.
Example: If you changed shadows, applied filters, changed brightness, then clicked Revert,
the brightness changes will be cancelled out, but the altered shadows and filters settings
remain in effect.
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Select the settings
to be reset, then
click Reset. The
selected settings
are restored to
their default
values.