Preparing Documents; Document Sizes; Document Orientation - Kodak 500 User Manual

Preparing Documents

Document Sizes

Document Orientation

A-61408 September 1995
To prepare documents for scanning:
1. Remove any staples, rubber bands, loose mending tape, or
paper clips from the documents.
2. Straighten any badly wrinkled edges.
3. Tape torn documents.
The following size documents can be scanned using the Kodak
Imagelink Scanner 500:
• Length: 2.5 to 17 inches (64 to 432 mm)
• Width: 2.5 to 12 inches (64 to 305 mm)
• Minimum document thickness:
Onion Skin (0.0015 inch/0.04 mm)
• Maximum document thickness:
– Index Card (0.014 inch/0.36 mm)
– Index Card (0.040 inch/1.00 mm) (with gap release lever held
down)
Before you start scanning, position all documents the way you
would like them to be displayed on the host computer. You should
feed the documents so that the text or graphic appears to be
facing in the same direction.
Accounting Principles
The accompanying financial statements
include accounts of the Company and all
of its subsidiaries excepts its three finance
sudsidiaries. The finance subsidiaries are
accounted for by the equity method, and
their profit is included in the consolidated
results of operations as a separate item.
The consolidated financialposition describes
the cost of the Company's investments in
its financial subsidiaries in addition to the
degree of profit retained by them.
Accounting Principles
The accompanying financial
statements include accounts of
the Company and all of its sub-
sidiaries excepts its three finance
sudsidiaries. The finance subsid-
iaries are accounted for by the
equity method, and their profit
is included in the consolidated
results of operations as a sepa-
rate item. The consolidated finan-
cialposition describes the cost
of the Company's investments
in its financial subsidiaries in
addition to the degree of profit
retained by them.
NOTE: The Document Feed Shelf can accommodate a single
document or a batch of documents up to 1.5 inches
(38 mm) thick.
or
3-11