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DIRECT WEB SCAN 19200
Note: You must have a printer installed on your computer to use the
'Print' option.
15. Click on 'Share' at the top of the main menu of Photo Express and select
'Save' to save the edited image.
16. In the left-hand window of Photo Express, give the location (A), file name (B)
and the file format (C) and then click on 'Save' (D) (see figure 5).
You have now made a scan. See the Ulead Photo Express instruction manual for a
detailed explanation of the possibilities available with this program.
6.3

TWAIN settings

The TWAIN interface window contains a number of buttons (see figure 4). See the
table below for a description of the buttons.
Button Function
Cropping tool Selects an area in the preview window.
Zoom Increases or decreases the size of the image
in the preview window.
Batch scan Makes a number of scans from different areas
of the document. You can scan up to 10
selected areas at the same time.
Language Sets the language for the TWAIN window.
Help Information about the scanner and the
software functions.
Exit Closes the TWAIN dialogue window.
Preview Preview scan.
Scan Makes a scan of the selected area using the
selected settings.
Load Loads the settings.
Save Saves the settings.
Previous Loads the previous settings.
Reset Resets the default settings.
Info Displays information about the settings.
The TWAIN interface also contains a number of tabs for the various settings. See the
chapters below for a description of the various tabs.
6.3.1 Scan Mode Settings (Main)
The 'Main; Scan Mode Settings' folder contains the settings necessary for specifying
the scan parameters (see figure 4). See the table below for the various options.
Function Option
Scan mode LineArt
Grey
Colour
24 or 48 bits
Scan Source Reflective
8
Description
•
For scanning text.
•
For scanning black-and-white
drawings.
•
For using the OCR software.
•
For scanning images in
greyscale.
•
For scanning coloured
originals that must be
converted into greyscale.
For scanning images in colour.
For scanning an image which you
cannot see through (for example, a
photograph).