TIP If you want to save an image in FlashPix (.fpx) format, launch Adobe PhotoDeluxe, and use the TWAIN feature to scan the image. Then save it as a .fpx file type. See “Scanning Pictures in TWAIN-Aware Programs” on 5-3.

Scanning Text Using Caere OmniPage LE

To scan text and save it in a new text file:

1Under the Start menu, select Programs and then select OmniPage Limited Edition from the Caere Applications folder.

2From the File menu, select New Job to create a new file.

3In the Load Scanner window:

a Click Feeder if you are scanning using the automatic document feeder.

b Click Flatbed if you are scanning one item on the scanner glass.

NOTE If a page is loaded in the automatic document feeder, the Load Scanner window will not display.

4Click Scan to start scanning.

Caere OmniPage LE scans the loaded images and imports them as separate pages in your new “Job” file.

5After the page is scanned, click the OCR button.

Caere OmniPage LE processes the image and converts it into editable text.

NOTE If you are scanning multiple pages using the automatic document feeder, the next page will not be scanned unless you click the OCR button to convert the previous page.

6Name your new file, and save it.

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Pro 1175cxi, Pro 1175cse, Pro 1175c specifications

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