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Scanning paper documents
To scan a document:
- In the OCR Editor, click on the main toolbar or click File > Scan Pages....
- Select a scanning device and specify scanning settings.
- Click the Preview button or click anywhere inside the image.
- Review the image. If it is not satisfactory, change the scanning settings and click the Preview button again.
- Click Settings... and specify image processing options.
These options determine the appearance and properties of the output document. - Click Scan.
- Once the scanning is completed, a dialog box will appear, offering the following two choices:
- Click Scan more if you want to scan more pages using the current scanning settings.
- Click Preview if you want to see the scanned page.
- Click to close the dialog box.
- If an OCR project is already open when you scan new pages, the scanned pages will be appended to the end of this project. If no OCR project is currently open, a new one will be created from the scanned pages
See Scanning tips for some tips on selecting the optimal scanning settings.
02.11.2018 16:19:18