input size/output size settings
The Input size setting determines the scope of the scanner’s image capture area.
You can use the variable Input size setting to capture selected portions of the original and thus make printed copies of specific image details. You also might want to print small strips of difficult areas for testing purposes before committing the whole copy to the printer.
The Output size setting refers to the printed result. For making a duplicate sized copy, you set both the Output size and the Input size to the size of the original, or set one of them to the size of the original and set scaling to 100%. For blowing up an original you set an output size that is larger than the input size, and the opposite for making a reduced copy. Blowing up and reduction can also be controlled through scaling.
using size presets
Your scanner software covers most original and copy sizes with a wide range of predefined standard size options. But you may get an assignment in which a whole group of specially sized copies must be made, or you have a stable customer requiring a standard size of input material that is not as “standard” as the rest of the world’s. In such cases you could save precious time by retaining the special size definitions in size presets that can be recalled when needed.
When you create a size preset, it becomes available both in the list of Input size presets and in the list of Output size presets because the list of preset sizes is shared by both options. This of course means that a new size preset can be created through both the Input Size and Output Size dialogs with absolutely equal
tell me about original templates
The capture or scanning Method with relevant image enhancement settings are grouped together in a ‘Type of original’ template to give best results with the kind of input document to which it refers. Your selection of Color or B&W copying determines which Methods and enhancement adjustments are relevant to the template.
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