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Scanning from the XPA

You can scan slides or negatives using the XPA.

Tip Do not use the XPA to scan a letter-size item, such as a presentation transparency. Place the transparent item on the scanner glass, place a white piece of paper on top, and scan as you normally would using the Scanner Glass command on the Scan menu.

See the Setup and Support Guide for information about installing the XPA.

See "Items for the XPA" on page 18 for information about preparing items for the XPA.

Using accessories

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Scanning slides

To scan standard 35 mm slides, use the XPA light source and the positioning plate. When scanning fewer than three slides, you also need the slide light shield.

To scan slides

1With the XPA light source connected to its port on the scanner, restart the software.

2Place the positioning plate on the scanner glass so the arrow is in the upper right-hand corner. Push the positioning plate toward the top right corner.

3Slide up to three slides into the slide holder on the bottom side of the XPA light source. The correct view of the picture should be facing outward, toward you.

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