Chapter 3: Configuring Buttons on Your PC b. The resolution depends on the choice of destination. c. The output dimensions can be managed via the Dimension drop-down list. • Note: There are several options to create a new configuration. For more information see Modifying the ScanWise Settings. 5 Select the settings that you want to apply. 6 Click Save As. The Save Action Configuration window appears. 7 Enter the name of your configuration. 8 Click OK. You return to the Settings For window. 9 Cli

These drivers are necessary for detecting the respective scanner. Appendix A: Troubleshooting Windows 98 fails to detect the scanner when you connect it for the first time (PC ONLY). • Check if the scanner is connected with the USB cable to your computer and that the AC adapter is plugged in. It can always happen that a USB port is damaged, therefore try the other USB port of your computer. • Check if the Device Manager finds the USB controller. To check if the USB controller is present in the D

A USB port is labeled with the USB icon . Chapter 3: Installing the Scanner for Macintosh Chapter 4: Making Your First Scan Place a color photograph face down on the glass plate with the top side against the middle of the front ruler. 2 The optical performance of a CCD scanner is always best near the middle of the glass plate. However, the specified scan quality is guaranteed for the entire scan area. If you put more than one original on the glass plate, position them as close to the center line

Then type d:\agfascan.exe and press . If your CD-ROM drive is not using the drive letter “d”, replace “d” by the drive letter of your CD-ROM. 4. Go to the screen “Choose your action”. 5. Choose Install software. 6. Choose Agree and Install. 7. Choose EZ-SCSI. 8. Follow the instructions on the screen. 9. Close the installation program 10. Open the SCSI interrogator. A dialog box appears with a list of the SCSI ID numbers that are free in your PC. Your PC SCSI card mostly occupies ID 7. If

Chapter 1 — Preparing the scanner “Preparing the scanner” explains how to prepare your SnapScan for installation. Chapter 2 — Installing the scanner for the Macintosh computer This chapter tells you how to set up your SnapScan for the Apple® Macintosh®. Chapter 3 — Installing the scanner for the PC This chapter shows you how to set up your SnapScan for the PC. Appendix A — Using the transparency option This appendix instructs you on how to connect, how to use, and how to clean the transparency o

• Chapter 1: Preparing the Scanner “Preparing the Scanner” explains how to prepare your SnapScan for installation. • Chapter 2: Installing the Scanner for PC This chapter shows you how to set up your SnapScan for your PC. • Chapter 3: Configuring Buttons on your PC (SnapScan e50) This chapter shows you how to configure your SnapScan Buttons on your PC. • Chapter 4: Installing the Scanner for Macintosh This chapter shows you how to set up your SnapScan for your Macintosh computer. • Chapter 5: Co

Chapter 3: Configuring Buttons on your PC (SnapScan e50) 10 Select My configuration from the drop-down list next to the e-mail button. 11 Click OK. The e-mail button is configured with your personal settings. Modifying the ScanWise Settings (SnapScan e50) There are several options to edit an existing configuration or to create a new one. In the Settings For ... window following options are available: • Original Type, Destination, Selection and Color Mode: These options can be changed using the d

Preface This chapter gives you information about SnapScan and about How to Use this Online Guide. . Chapter 1: Preparing the Scanner “Preparing the Scanner” explains how to prepare your SnapScan for installation. . Chapter 2: Installing the Scanner for PC This chapter shows you how to set up your SnapScan for your PC. . Chapter 3: Installing the Scanner for Macintosh This chapter shows you how to set up your SnapScan for your Macintosh computer. . Chapter 4: Making your First Scan Here you find