Epson AcuLaser CX11NFCT User Manual

Customizing Copy Settings41
Resetting the Copy Settings
There are two ways you can reset the settings to their default values. The first is by 
pressing and holding the 
Reset button. The LCD screen returns to the initial 
display. 
Note: 
Pressing and holding the Reset button resets settings for all modes. 
The other way to reset the copy settings is through the Setup menu. Follow these steps 
to reset all copy settings.
1. Press the
 Setup button.
The Setup light turns on and the Setup menu appears in...

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Scanning43
Scanning5
This chapter describes how to scan an image using EPSON Scan (either as a 
standalone program or through any TWAIN-compliant application) or the control 
panel on the product. 
Starting EPSON Scan
If you want to scan an image and save it directly to a file, you can start EPSON Scan 
as a “standalone” program.
You can also access EPSON Scan from any application that supports the TWAIN 
standard. When you are finished, the scanned image opens in your scanning program 
so you can...

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Professional Mode is best when you want to preview your image and make 
extensive, detailed corrections to it before scanning. You can sharpen, color 
correct, and enhance your image with a full array of tools, including color 
restoration.
Starting EPSON Scan as a Standalone Program
If you just want to save scanned images without editing them, start EPSON Scan 
directly. Scanned images are automatically saved as files in your system.
1. Do one of the following to start EPSON Scan:
Windows:...

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2. The default mode when you first start Epson Scan is Home Mode. If you want to 
change to Office or Professional Mode, select the mode from the Mode menu. 
The EPSON scan window changes. 
3. See page 46 to select your scan settings. 
Starting EPSON Scan With Another Scanning 
Application
1. Start your scanning program. 
Double-click the program icon from your desktop, if it is available, or do one of 
the following:
Windows:
Select 
Start > All Programs or Programs > program...

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Selecting EPSON Scan Settings
Follow the steps in these sections to select EPSON Scan settings. See:
■“Selecting Basic Settings” on page 47
■“Selecting the Scan Resolution” on page 50
■“Previewing and Adjusting the Scan Area” on page 51
■“Adjusting the Color and Other Image Settings” on page 56
■“Selecting the Scan Size” on page 59
■“Finishing the Scan” on page 61
■“Selecting File Save Settings” on page 63
Note: 
For Mac OS X users, most illustrations shown in this section are for Windows, so...

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Selecting Basic Settings
When you start EPSON Scan in Home or Professional Mode, you see the main 
EPSON Scan window:
Home Mode Office Mode
 

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Before you scan your document or photo, you need to select these basic settings:
■Original settings. These tell EPSON Scan the type of document or photo you are 
scanning.
■Destination settings. These tell EPSON Scan how you plan to use your scanned 
image so it can select the correct default resolution (scan quality) for you.
Follow these steps to select the basic settings for a document or photo in EPSON 
Scan:
1. Do one of the following to select your document type:
Home Mode:
Click the...

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Office Mode:
Click the 
Color, Grayscale, or Black & White button to select the colors in the 
original. 
Professional Mode:
Click the arrow to open the Document Type list and select 
Reflective (for 
scanning a document or photo). Then click the arrow in the Auto Exposure Type 
list and select 
Document or Photo.
2. Do one of the following to select your destination setting(s):
Home Mode:
Click the button for the way you plan to use the scanned image in the Destination...

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Selecting the Scan Resolution
In Home Mode, you can change the resolution only if you select Other as the 
Destination setting.
In Office Mode, you can select the resolution you want at any time. 
In Professional Mode, you can select the resolution you want at any time.
Before you select the scan resolution, you should consider whether you will enlarge 
the images, and if so, whether you will enlarge them before or after you scan. Follow 
these guidelines:
■You will not be enlarging the...