Performing a Final Scan
Once you are satisfied with the scanning settings, a final scan can be invoked by
clicking on the
S
CAN
button. Upon completion of the scan, an image will appear in a
window titled “
U
NTITLED
–1
.”
Saving the Scan
Macintosh: You can then save the resulting scan to disk by pulling down the
F
ILE
menu to activate the
S
AVE
A
S
...
dialog, as seen in Figure 10.12. A dialog box will
appear prompting you to enter the new file name to be used for the scan. This scan file
can be saved in two 24-bit true color file formats, either PICT or TIFF 5.0 file.
Figure 10.12 The scanned image is saved to a disk file
through the
S
AVE
A
S
...
file dialog box – Macintosh.
Windows: You can then save the resulting scan to disk by pulling down the
F
ILE
menu to activate the
S
AVE
A
S
...
dialog, as seen in Figure 10.13. A dialog box will
appear prompting you to enter the new file name to be used for the scan. This scan file
can be stored in two 24-bit true color file formats, either TGA (Targa) or BMP
(Windows Bitmap Files).
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