only the area you want to scan is (Web site designers)
only the area you want to scan is framed, as in Figure 14-5. Afteryou ve framed the area, you may click the Stretch button (shown atleft) to hide everything outside the framed area. Figure 14-5:An image scanned to, and framed within, the Preview area7.Click the Next button to get to the Picture Name and Destinationpage of the Wizard. Type the name of your choosing to identify thepicture (or group of pictures). 8.Choose a format from the Select a file formatdrop-down list. If indoubt, always choose JPEG (or JPG). 9.Click the Next button, and wait as the image is scanned. When theOther Options page appears, choose Nothing, and click the Finishbutton in the Wizard. Remove the document(s) from the scanner and return them to safekeeping. The scanned document is a photo, so you ll be able to open, view, and print itusing techniques described in Chapter 15. Copying Pictures from a Web PageIf you browse the Web using Internet Explorer (Chapter 10), and you comeacross a picture you d like to keep, you can easily copy it to your hard disk. Here s how: STEPS:Copy a Picture from a Web page1.Right-click the picture and choose Save Picture As, as in the exampleshown in Figure 14-6.314Part
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