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Your image looks like this: Possible remedy:
characters are “torn” or very light z Try lowering the brightness (this will make
the image darker)
z Try scanning it in gray mode (brightness
autotuning will then be used).
characters are distorted, glued, or filled z Try increasing the brightness (this will make
the image brighter)
z Try scanning it in gray mode (brightness
autotuning will then be used)
Scanning multipage documents
FineReader features a special scanning mode for convenient multipage document scanning:
Scan Multiple Images. You may scan as many pages as you wish in this mode. However,
note the following:
z If you scan your images using the
FineReader TWAIN interface, scanning
will be continuous. Once the application has completed scanning one page,
it will automatically start scanning the next.
z If you scan your images using the
TWAINSource interface, the TWAIN
dialog
of the scanner will not close once a page has been scanned, and the
next page can be placed onto the scanner immediately.
If you have a large number of pages to scan, there are two ways in which you can do this:
using a scanner with an Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) or one without.
ADF Scanning:
1. If you are using the
FineReader interface, select the Use ADF option in
the
Scanner Settings dialog (menu Tools>Scanner Settings) and then
select
File>Scan Multiple Images to start scanning multiple images.
2. If you are using the
TWAINSource interface, select the Use ADF option
in the
TWAINdialog of your scanner (keep in mind that this option may
be named differently depending on the scanner model used; consult your
scanner documentation for the exact procedure) and then select
File>Scan
Multiple Images
to start scanning.
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