| Lift the cover of the scanner and place your picture face down in the upper right corner of the glass. Close the cover. |
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Double-click the Shortcut to hp
PrecisionScan Pro. |
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Click the Scan Button on the Toolbar. |
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On the Menu Bar, click Output Type, then click the output type you want. |
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In the Output
Resolution drop-down box, click the resolution you want.
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Use the mouse to select the area you want to save. You can do this by double-clicking the image; then grab the sizing handles and move them to fit the area you want to scan. |
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| Click Scan on the Menu Bar; then click Save As…. |  |
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In the Save in drop-down box, choose the folder in which to save your file. In the File name text box, type the name of your file. In the Save as type drop-down, choose the file format you want. (Jpeg Image is a good format for photos.) Click Save. |
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Application: You can now insert your picture into Word documents or PowerPoint presentations, print it onto an overhead transparency, or use it on a web page. |
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Click here for a printer-friendly downloadable Word document. |
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