STEPS:Scan Documents1.Open your My Pictures folder. (Web server setup) 2.Under Picture
STEPS:Scan Documents1.Open your My Pictures folder. 2.Under Picture Tasks in the Explorer bar, click Get pictures from scan- ner or camera. The Scanner and Camera Wizard opens. If you don t see Get pictures from scanner or camera, make sureyour camera or scanner is connected and turned on. If all s wellthere, see the section Troubleshooting Cameras and Scanners, later in this chapter. 3.After a brief delay, the Camera and Scanner Wizard opens. Click theNext button on the first page of the Wizard. 4.The second page of the Wizard, titled Choose Scanning Preferences, opens. Choose whichever option best describes how you want thescanned image to look, summarized as follows: Color picture:All colors, identical to the original. Grayscale:Black, white, and shades of gray only. No color. Black and White picture or text:Black and white only, no coloror grays. Useful when original is only black text on white paper. Custom:Depends on the settings defined under the CustomSettings button. The exact options available to you will dependon the make and model of your printer. Click the Custom Settingsoption to see your options. Click OK after choosing your options. 5.If you loaded multiple pages into the scanner s document feeder, choose Document Feeder from the Paper Source drop-down list. Then choose a page size, if necessary. If you ll just be scanning oneitem, choose Flatbed. Click Next. 6.Click the Preview button. Wait as your scanner scans the image. If the scanned image doesn t fill the preview area, or if you wantto scan only a portion of the image, drag the sizing handles so thatChapter Resolution (DPI) For many scanners, the Custom Settings option will allow you to adjust the res- olution of the scan. Resolution is measured in dots per inch (DPI). The basic ruleof thumb is the higher the DPI, the bigger, and more detailed, the resulting pic- ture. Large, detailed documents are great to use as originals for editing purposes. But smaller sizes are preferred when you ll be e-mailing files or using them on aWeb site. High resolution is really good when you re scanning something very small, like apostage stamp. High resolution will help capture the tiny details and pave theway toward clear, sharp enlargements.
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