There Is Not Enough Memory." Message Is Displayed; Scanned Image Not Displayed Properly; Trouble Scanning With Mp Navigator - Canon PIXMA MP500 User Manual

"There is not enough memory." message is displayed

Cause
There is not enough memory to
continue scanning.

Scanned image not displayed properly

Cause
Scanned image prints out enlarged
(reduced).
Scanned image enlarged (reduced)
on the computer monitor.
Scanned image won't open.

Trouble scanning with MP Navigator

Cause
The original may not be scanned
correctly when [Document Size] is
set to [Auto Detect].
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Exit any application software that are running, and try to run this software
again.
Set the printing size in the application software.
Example: ArcSoft PhotoStudio
1. With the image in the selected state, click the [File] menu and select
[Print].
2. Move the print size slider left or right in the Print dialog to adjust the
printing size. The preview image to the left will change size accordingly.
Change the display setting in the application software.
Images opened in [Paint] or [Imaging] may be displayed in full size and
you may not be able to reduce its display size. Open the image in an
application software supplied with the scanner instead. See the on-
screen manual for each application software for the detailed
procedures.
Change the resolution setting in the scanner driver and rescan. The
higher the resolution, the larger the resulting image will be.
Some application softwares do not display clear images at small image
display settings. Set the scale to 100%.
The file name extension is not supported by the application software.
Rescan the image using an application software, such as ArcSoft
PhotoStudio, and change the file name extension when saving the image.
See the on-screen manual for each application software for the detailed
procedures.
Set the [Document Size] to the actual size of the original, and scan it
again. If the size you need cannot be set, scan to a larger size and trim it.
For more information, refer to the Scan Guide.
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