| Configure the Scan Button
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| 1. | Do one of the following to open the Button Configuration window:
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| · | Double-click the icon  in the Windows system tray.
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| · | Right-click the icon in the Windows system tray, and then choose Button Configuration in the pop-up menu that opens.
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| 2. | When the Button Configuration window appears, click the Scan icon in the left pane.
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| 3. | You may have the Scan button to perform in either way of the following:
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| · | If you want to not only scan documents to files but also send them to a specified application to confirm the scan results right after the scan completes:
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Select an image-editing application, and then select the file format in which the scanned documents or images will be saved. Clicking  to modify file format configurations.
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| · | If you want to simply start up an application without doing any scan (i.e., make this Scan button as a hot key to launch a specified application):
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| Tick the check box of "Launch only". You may select any application program installed in your computer.
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| 4. | Click  to configure Saving Folder and file naming format in the Save Setup window.
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| 5. | Check the scan settings and make any required changes.
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| 6. | After all settings are done, click  to accept the settings and exit this Button Configuration window, or click  to save what you have configured and continue adjusting other settings, or click  to abort your adjustments and exit this window.
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| Also see:
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 Scan Button Settings
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Make sure you select an application that can process the specified file format. Scanned images cannot be displayed properly if the specified file format is not supported by that application.