Fujitsu 5900C - fi - Document Scanner, Getting Started

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8. Image Processing Software Option installation 

windows appears.

The Image Processing software is an optional 

software that provides advanced binarization 
image processing to the scanner dirver. 

9. Select a language used for installation on 

[Choose Setup Language] window and click 
[OK].

10. Install the TWAIN driver following the instruc-

tions in the window.

11. When the [InstallShield Wizard Complete] win-

dow appears, click [Finish].

Your computer will be restarted and the scanner will be 
detected. Do not remove the Setup CD-ROM from the 
CD drive until your PC has completely restarted.

Installation of the scanner driver is completed.

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Installing ScandAll 21

"Scandall 21" is an image capturing software that com-
plies with the TWAIN standard.    

1. Insert the Setup CD-ROM into a CD drive.

⇒

<SETUP DISK START UP SCREEN> 
appears.

2. Click [INSTALL PRODUCTS] 

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 [ScandAll 21].

3. Select a language used for installation on 

[Choose Setup Language] window and click 
[OK].

4. Continue to install the application following the 

instructions in the window.

5. When the [InstallShield Wizard Complete] win-

dow appears, click [Finish]

ATTENTION

Selecting [Yes] in the Image Processing 
Software Option installation window will 
automatically execute the installation. Clic 
the [OK] button on the confirmation mes-
sage that appears when the installation is 
complete. After that the TWAIN driver 
installation is started.

ATTENTION

Depending on the OS, the following oper-
ations may be necessary.
For Windows 98:
When a request for inserting the CD-ROM 
of Windows 98 appears, insert it into the 
CD drive and click [OK].
For Windows 2000:
When [Digital Signature not Found] 
appears, click [Yes].

ATTENTION

To confirm whether the installation was 
successful, perform a scanning operation 
with an application that complies with the 
TWAIN standards such as ScandAll 21.

ATTENTION

When using Windows NT 4.0, Windows 
2000 or Windows XP, log on as a user with 
"Administrator" privileges