User`s manual

Reference: The Settings Window 55
A. Scan Job: This shows the current scan job as indicated by the Scan Job
Queue window and by the selected image in the Preview window.
B. Scanner ICC Input Profile: This lets you select from different ICC scanner
profiles for your scan job.
C. Type: This shows the image type of the current scan job.
D. Resolution settings: This area includes the following: the Resolution box
for specifying your output resolution; the Resolution list box (with the up/
down arrows) that provides predefined resolution values for easier
selection of the resolution setting; and the Resolution unit, which lets you
choose from ppi and several lpi options. Your most recent scan resolution
settings will be recorded as well.
E. Scan Frame options: This area includes the Scan Frame settings which
represent the dimensions of the image that you wish to scan; the Scaling
factor for creating larger or smaller images from the original source image;
and the Output settings, which represent the dimensions of the image when
it is output. Pressing the small arrows underneath the Scan Frame, Scaling,
and Output fields will reveal a set of predefined values for those fields. The
Locks provide you with additional functions for setting the scan frame.
F. Unit of measurement: This lets you choose your desired unit of
measurement, which will then be reflected in the rulers alongside the
Preview window. Choose from inch, cm, mm, point, pica, or pixel.
G. Image size: This shows the size of the file when the image is scanned.
H. Transform: This lets you flip the image horizontally or rotate the image in
increments of 90 degrees.
I. Image Category: This lets you select the image characteristics that most
closely resemble your original.
J. Advanced Image Correction : The Advanced Image Correction (AIC) tools
let you adjust and enhance the image, and image corrections are displayed
in real time. The AIC tools available for use will vary, depending on the
color space (LCH or Native mode) chosen in the "More" command under
the Preferences menu (found in the Preview window).
K. Custom options: These allow you to add or remove custom settings through
a pull-down menu for each Advanced Image Correction control.
L. Default button: This changes settings in the Advanced Image Correction
controls to their default values.