1. Run PaperPort and bring up the 'Scan or Get Photo' pane
Run
PaperPort.
Click the
Scan Settings button on the ribbon.
This will bring up the
Scan or Get Photo pane.
2. Create a new scanning profile or edit an existing one
To create a new scanning profile, click the
New button.
To edit an existing scanning profile, click the profile you want to edit, then click the
Settings button.
3. Name the new profile
Enter a name for the new profile.
If you want to copy settings from an existing profile, click the drop-down and select it.
Click the
Continue button.
4. Select the Scanner Enhancement Technology (SET) features
Click the
SET tab.
Tick the boxes for the features that you want in this custom scanning profile.
Note that four of the features have a button for additional Settings.
5. Select naming convention for scanned files
Click the
Output tab.
Click the various drop-downs to select the actual name or a naming convention/template for scanned files, including a prefix, suffix, and separator.
Note: The
File type section of this dialog is extremely important, but we are leaving it to the second video of this series, where it is discussed thoroughly.
6. Select Scan options
Click the
Scan tab.
Click the various drop-downs to select
Mode,
Resolution,
Size, etc.
That's it for Part 1! I hope you join me for
Part 2 where we discuss how to specify the output file type in your custom scanning profile.
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