11.2.1 for Windows

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Color Mode (Windows only): selects a basic color mode (Black and White,
Grayscale, Color or Auto Detect) supported by your scanner.
Paper Size (Windows only): selects a paper size.
Resolution (Windows only): selects a resolution supported by your scanner.
Output:
New PDF Document: Output the scanning results as a new PDF document.
Append: Append the scanning results to an existing PDF file. After selecting
this option, click Browse to find and select an existing PDF file from your local
disk.
Save Multiple Files: Save the scanning results as multiple PDF documents.
Click the Options button to specify the number of pages for each PDF
document, the file name prefix, and whether to create a portfolio where all
scanning results will be saved.
Optimize Scanned PDF:
Reduce size and optimize: checks this item and clicks Options to customize
compression and filtering. The Optimization Options dialog box for image
settings controls how scanned images are compressed for the PDF. Default
settings are suitable for a wide range of document pages, but you may want
to customize settings for higher quality images and smaller file sizes.
Color/Gray settings: when scanning color or gray pages, select JPEG,
JPEG2000(Lossless) or JPEG2000(Lossy) to apply JPEG compression to the
entire gray or RGB input page. Select High-Compression to apply image
compression in high-quality with small size (Available in Foxit PDF Editor
Pro Only).
Low/High Quality: drags the slider to set the balance point between file
size and quality.
Monochrome: when scanning black-and-white or monotone images,
select one of the following:
JBIG 2(Lossless)/ JBIG2(Lossy): apply an image compression
standard for bi-level images which is suitable for lossless or lossy
compression.
CCITT Group 4: applies CCITT Group 4 compression to black-and-
white input page images.
High-Compression: applies to high-quality with small size
compression. (Available in Foxit PDF Editor Pro Only)
Deskew: chooses On to automatically rotate any page so that the text is
vertically aligned, which is of great use for cleaning up scanned PDFs.