3.Adjust the settings until you are satisfied with the appearance of the image in the preview window. See the following table for guidelines on changing these settings.
Method | Description |
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Value fields | Type the value you want for the current option. |
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Slide bars | Move the slide bar until the preview looks correct. |
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Comparison | Click the Comparison icon next to the slide bar to |
icons | display 3 or 5 comparison samples using different |
| settings. In the preview window, click the sample that |
| most closely reflects the image you want. That sample |
| is selected and placed in the middle position,* and a |
| different set of samples is displayed based on the |
| image you selected. Repeat this process until the |
| image sample you want is displayed in the middle |
| position; then |
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Highlight | Click the Color button below the Highlight or Shadow |
and Shadow | slide bar; the mouse pointer changes to an |
Color | eyedropper. Select the color you want to represent |
buttons* | the highlights or shadows from the preview image. |
| When you select the color in the preview window, the |
| button turns that color. |
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*You cannot choose the Highlight and Shadow Color buttons when the preview window is displaying comparison samples.
Note:
Appendix A lists the available ranges for the image controls.4.When the image in the preview window looks the way you want, click OK.5.You can now scan the image into your application.You can reset any preview image you’ve modified by choosing the Reset button below the Image Controls icon on the advanced screen.
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