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The Tool Chest — Crop
Follow the instructions below to choose an output size and
resolution.
Keep this Crop
When Keep this Crop is selected, the size and location of
the crop will not change when new values are entered for
output size and resolution. This option is the best choice for
general-purpose scanning.
1. Select Keep this Crop.
2. Drag the mouse in the preview area of the scan window to
select a crop. If no crop is selected, the entire image will
be scanned.
3. Choose an option from the output units menu and enter
the desired value for Width or Height. The remaining di-
mension will change automatically to maintain the current
crop. The output size can also be chosen using the Scale
slider.
4. Choose an option from the resolution units menu and en-
ter the desired value for resolution, or select a resolution
for a specifi c output device from the Custom… button
menu.
Keep this Output Size
When Keep this Output Size is selected, the values en-
tered for output Width and Height will not change when the
crop is resized or a new value is entered for fi le size. Choose
this option when scanning images that must display or print
at a specifi ed size.
1. Select Keep this Output Size.
2. Choose an option other than pixels from the output units
menu and enter the desired value for Width and Height.
3. Choose an option from the resolution units menu and en-
ter the desired value for resolution, or select a resolution
for a specifi c output device from the Custom… button
menu.
4. Adjust the size and location of the crop. The crop will be
maintained at the height-width ratio specifi ed in Step 2,
and the value for scale will automatically be adjusted ac-
cording to the size of the crop.
“Keep This Output Size”
“Keep This Output Size”
Keep this Output size fi xes the physical dimensions of the image when
output on a printer on monitor. When Pixels is selected in the output
units menu, adjusting resolution will cause the values shown in the out-
put size text boxes to change. The physical dimensions of the image
when output on a printer on monitor will however remain constant.