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180 Working with Pictures<br />

Importing scanner images<br />

In recent years, the increasingly more sophisticated image management s<strong>of</strong>tware<br />

supplied with scanners means that DrawPlus leaves the photo management<br />

aspect <strong>of</strong> importing scanned images to the manufacturer's s<strong>of</strong>tware (installed<br />

with the device on your computer). However, what DrawPlus will <strong>of</strong>fer is the<br />

ability to choose between different TWAIN sources, launch the manufacturer's<br />

s<strong>of</strong>tware automatically and subsequently place any chosen images onto the<br />

DrawPlus page.<br />

To set up your digital device for image acquisition:<br />

• Follow the instructions supplied with the device.<br />

To import pictures from a TWAIN device (i.e., scanner):<br />

1. If you have multiple TWAIN-compatible devices, choose the device<br />

from which your image will be acquired—<br />

Picture>TWAIN>Select Source... from the Insert menu lets you<br />

select your device from a menu.<br />

2. Choose Picture>TWAIN>Acquire from the Insert menu to open the<br />

device’s image management dialog. Follow the device manufacturer’s<br />

instructions, and select the scanned image for import.<br />

3. In DrawPlus, the Picture Size cursor is displayed which allows<br />

image to be placed at default size (by single-click) or sized (by<br />

dragging across the page).<br />

You can also use the above procedure for importing photos from<br />

cameras that support TWAIN. More typically, modern cameras allow<br />

photo import (see p. 163) directly from their own memory cards,<br />

appearing as a removable disk in Windows.

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