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Microtek ScanWizard Pro User's Guide

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English<br />

How to Scan a Newspaper or Magazine Image<br />

1. Place the printer matter material to be scanned on<br />

your scanner.<br />

2. Go to the Preview window and click the Scan<br />

Material icon. From the submenu that appears,<br />

choose Reflective.<br />

3. Click the Overview button to start an overview, and<br />

you will see the image appear in your Preview<br />

window.<br />

4. Select the Scan Frame tool from the Toolbar in the<br />

Preview window, and choose the area to be scanned<br />

by dragging a rectangle (scan frame) around it. You<br />

will see a flashing frame (marquee) around the<br />

selected area.<br />

5. Move the pointer to the menu next to the Descreen<br />

tool in the Settings window. From the drop-down<br />

menu that appears, select your source material -whether<br />

the image being scanned is from a<br />

newspaper, magazine, or art magazine (higher-quality<br />

printing).<br />

NOTE: If you know the printed lpi (lines per inch)<br />

for the image, you may enter the exact number. You<br />

can measure the line screen by using a screen<br />

finder, which can be purchased from your local<br />

print shop.<br />

6. Click the Scan button. When the image is scanned,<br />

no moiré patterns will be evident.<br />

NOTE: Descreen result will not show in the preview<br />

screen. You need to display or print the output<br />

image under your application to see the<br />

descreening effect.<br />

3-10 <strong>ScanWizard</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> for Windows User’s <strong>Guide</strong><br />

If you want to....<br />

Before the Final Scan<br />

• Specify output dimensions (after<br />

step 2)<br />

Go to the Settings window, and<br />

enter the desired output dimensions<br />

(width and height) in the output<br />

dimension edit boxes. The scan frame<br />

may change slightly, and you may<br />

want to go back to the Preview<br />

window to readjust the scan frame<br />

that selects the area you want.<br />

• See a more detailed preview<br />

image (after step 4)<br />

Go to the Preview window, highlight<br />

the scan job you wish to see in detail,<br />

and click the Prescan button.<br />

Before Descreen<br />

After Descreen

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