Operation Manual

Table Of Contents
[Text Language]
Select the language that matches the document.
[PDF Compression]
Select the level of the data compression. If you select [High], the data size of images such as photographs or illustrations are
reduced more than if you select [Standard]. However, the image quality may degrade depending on the document type.
[Save Scanned Image to]
Click [Browse], and specify the save destination for the scanned data. If you select [PDF (Add Page)] for [Save as Type] (
),
[Save Scanned Image to] is switched to [Create PDF File Based On]. In this case, specify an existing PDF file to which you want to
add the newly scanned document data. The data is added to the existing file as additional pages (
Adding Pages to an Existing
PDF file).
[Save Pictures to a Subfolder with Current Date]
If you select the [Save Pictures to a Subfolder with Current Date] check box, a subfolder named with the scanning date is created
in the folder specified in [Save Scanned Image to] (
), and the data is saved to that folder.
If you specify an application to which you want to forward the scanned data, the specified application automatically starts when scanning
is complete. For example, you can specify Adobe Photoshop or other image-processing application. If you select [Mail] for the type of
scan and specify an e-mail application, the scanned data is automatically attached to a new e-mail message. To scan with [OCR]
selected, you must specify an OCR software.
[Delete]
If you do not want to forward the scanned document to an application, such as when you want to save it, click this button.
[Set]
Click this button, and select an application. Alternatively, you can specify an application by dragging its icon here if it is not an e-
mail application.
Supported e-mail applications
Microsoft Outlook Express
Microsoft Outlook
Microsoft Exchange
EUDORA
Netscape Messenger
Windows Mail
Becky! Ver.2
Mozilla Thunderbird
LINKS
Scanning Using MF Toolbox
Specifying External Applications to Forward Scanned Data
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