Canon FS 3.6 manual Locked State, Output Resolution Settings Display Area

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•Output Magnification/Scan Resolution (Preview Window Top or Settings Display Area)

In the unlocked state, you can change the output magnification/scan resolution settings at the top of the preview window by clicking the arrows or inputting a value directly. When the units to the right are set to [%], the output magnification is altered, and when set to [dpi], the scan resolution changes. The settings display area settings for [Output Magnification] and [Scan Resolution] can be altered by right-clicking the settings display area and selecting an option from the pop-up menu.

•Elevating the output magnification or scan resolution raises the file and output sizes.

•Lowering the output magnification or scan resolution reduces the file and output sizes.

•When the output magnification is set to 100%, the scan resolution and output resolution are equal.

•When the output magnification or scan resolution are altered in the boxes at the top of the preview window, the [Custom] option in the output magnification and scan resolution sections of the settings display area pop- up menu becomes selectable.

•Output Resolution (Settings Display Area)

If the output resolution setting in the settings display area is altered, the output magnification returns to 100% and the output resolution and scan resolution settings show the same value.

• Output Size/Units (Preview Window Top)

The output size corresponding to the selected scan area and output magnification (or scan resolution) will display. The units for this display can be changed by clicking the box to the right and selecting pixels, inches or centimeters.

Locked State

If you click the [Lock] button to set it to the locked state after the scan area has been selected, the output and file sizes become fixed at their current values. Dragging the selection frame now expands or contracts the scope of the scan area without changing the aspect ratio (the ratio of the height to width).

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