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5-4 ScanWizard Pro TX User’s Guide

• Click the

NewNew

New

......

... button if you wish to save

image settings in a new separate user-

defined folder. You will be prompted to

define a new folder in your disk.

If the dialog does not appear, click the

FileFile

File

menu of the

Preview Preview

Preview window and choose

New WNew W

New W

orking Folderorking Folder

orking Folder. In the dialog box

that follows, enter a folder name, e.g., “Web

Gallery” as your new working folder. Then

click the

Open Open

Open button.

3. Make sure that you have the correct

ScanScan

Scan

Material Material

Material type (Positive Film) in the

PreviewPreview

Preview

window, then click the

OverOver

Over

view view

view button.

Observe thumbnail overview images appear in

the

Job Panel Job Panel

Job Panel window.

How to Use the ScanWizard Pro TX Working Folders

At initial scanning session:

1. Place the color slides on the slide holder and

insert the slide holder into the scanner.

2. When the following dialog appears-

• Click

Use Current Use Current

Use Current button if you wish to

save image settings in the default

DataData

Data

Working Folder located in your

ScanWizard Pro TX directory, or the folder

you have created in the previous scanning

session.

NOTE

: Each Working Folder may contain three

sets of defined settings, one each for 35mm

positive slides, 35 mm color negative strip and

APS negative film cartridge.

The ScanWizard Pro TX Working Folder is a tool that helps you enhance scanning productivity of

your scanning, especially when you have to perform several scanning jobs of the same type of

originals. All of your favorite image setting contexts for previews or prescans, including AIC adjust-

ments, are automatically saved and kept in a default or user-defined Working Folder. Several sets of

setting contexts may be saved. The accumulated settings are then retrieved and loaded into Scan-

Wizard Pro TX, and auto-applied to a new set of originals (of the same film and holder type) during

subsequent scanning sessions. This saves you time from performing needless repetitive adjustments.

The following simple scenario is presented as an example. Suppose you often scan 35 millimeter

slides for posting in a website image gallery. The required image size for posting is approximately 370

by 550 pixels at 300 ppi resolution. This is a perfect scenario where the ScanWizard Pro TX Working

Folder feature can be utilized to cut back your scanning time.