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Windows XP 2.1g ram. <br />
My scanner (HP 3110) shows the scan should be in colour. However, when I scan with Acrobat 7.07 it produces Grey - which can, of course be changed in the menu to colour (but only for that document)- the next scan reverts to grey. When I scan with Paint Shop Pro it produces colour by default, How can I change Acrobat to ensure the default is colour.<br />
Thanks Shona<br />

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Windows XP 2.1g ram. 
My scanner (HP 3110) shows the scan should be in colour. However, when I scan with Acrobat 7.07 it produces Grey - which can, of course be changed in the menu to colour (but only for that document)- the next scan reverts to grey. When I scan with Paint Shop Pro it produces colour by default, How can I change Acrobat to ensure the default is colour.
Thanks Shona


Scanning defaults HP3110

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