User`s guide

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Basic Option: This option is displayed whenCrop | Crop size (p. 64) is set to "Manual".
Crop | Auto offset
Setting this option will automatically offset the crop box. It will find the best placement
for it to capture as much of the image as possible.
To save time when batch scanning, clear this option andCrop | Auto rotate (p. 66) and
set Input | Lock exposure (p. 61). Then when you press "Scan" it will perform a scan
without additionally creating a preview.
Advanced Option: This option is displayed when Crop | Crop size (p. 64)is set to
anything except "Maximum".
Crop | X/Y offset
This is the offset in the preview area of the start of the image data.
These positions are relative to the upper left-hand corner of the preview area. See
Crop | Preview area (p. 68).
Basic Option: This option is displayed when Crop | Auto offset (p. 65)is displayed and
not set.
Crop | Multi type
This option is used with 35mm film scanners to indicate that multiple 35mm film sizes
should be used. If turned off, the cropping will search for only 24x36mm sizes, and if
turned on, will also look for 10x13mm, 24x18mm, 28x28mm, 28x36mm, and 40x40mm.
Advanced Option: This option is displayed when scanning slides with a 35mm film
scanner .
Crop | Multi crop
This option is used with some flatbed scanners that have a black plastic mask that
holds multiple slides or film strips. It can also be used to scan multiple snapshots on a
flatbed scanner.
If set to Auto, it automatically finds the places in the preview that contain the selected
type of image.
If set to Custom, you can set up theCrop | X/Y images (p. 66),Crop | X/Y spacing (p.
66),Crop | X/Y padding (p. 66), andCrop | X/Y linked (p. 66) options.
If set to another option, it will use a pre-computed grid for many types of black plastic
masks for each scanner. If there isn't a built-in grid for your particular scanner, it will
try to guess the shape of this grid.
Basic Option: This option is displayed if the scan area is large enough to hold more
than one image.