📘 eBookScan
1. Introduction
Introduction User Assistance Scanner Information
2. Interface & Profiles
The TWAIN Interface Scan Profile Profile Management Scan Settings
2.2.1 Main Tab
Overview (Main Tab) Scan Type Individual Settings Merge Pages Split Pages Card Scanning Mode Page Size Scan Mode Document Type Resolution Brightness Contrast Page Settings Front / Rear Side
2.2.2 Advanced Tab
Overview (Adv. Tab) Color Matching Color Dropout Descreen Filter Gamma Histogram HSL Channel Threshold
2.2.3 Preferences Tab
Overview (Pref. Tab) Auto Preview Save Last Settings ADF Prefetch Image Enhancement Remove Blank Pages Multi-Image Output Image Edge Fill Remove Punch Holes Multi-Feed Detection Continuous Scan
2.3 Preview Window
Overview Scan Area Magnifying Glass Hand Tool Scan Info Buttons: Preview/Scan
3. How to Scan
General Guide Step by Step Scan by Profile
Resolution  
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Resolution is measured in dots per inch (dpi). The higher the resolution, the more detailed the image and the more memory and drive space the image will use.  
 
To conserve computer memory and still receive good image quality, we recommend the following settings.  
 
Document to be scanned  
Resolution (dpi)
Text (for printing)  
300  
Text (for faxing)  
200  
Text (for OCR)  
300  
Black and white or gray image  
150  
Color image or photo  
100  
 
 
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·These values are only recommendations and should be raised if the resulting image is rough or you need to view fine details.  
·To scan a large-size color image with a higher resolution (usually over 600 dpi) increases scan time and file size substantially and requires huge system resources. Therefore, a higher resolution for color scanning is recommended only when you scan a small area.