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3. Select the page type that most closely describes the
document to be scanned.
4. Open the ScanTo box and select the text application into
which the document is to be scanned.
The ScanTo box lists all the applications on the SendTo Bar.
5. Click Scan.
As the page is being scanned, a Scanner Progress dialog box
tracks scanning status. After the page is completely scanned,
additional buttons appear on the dialog box, allowing you to scan
more pages or end the job and save the scanned image (refer to
Figure 3–5).
6. To continue scanning, insert the next page into the
scanner, then click the More Pages button.
Repeat this step until all the pages are scanned.
7. Click Save when you finish scanning pages.
The TextBridge Getting Page dialog box displays, showing the
progress of finding the text and pictures and recognizing the text.
After TextBridge finishes, the document opens in the selected text
application.
Note that the name of the new document reflects the type of page
and application; for example, a Word document might be named
letter.txt, while an Excel document might be letter.xls.
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