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5-2 ScanWizard Pro for Windows User’s Guide
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How to Edit Multiple Scan Jobs
ScanWizard Pro lets you edit multiple scan jobs at the
same time, increasing your efficiency in using the
software.
In the scenario below, each scan job has its own image
type setting (RGB, CMYK, Lab Color) and its own
resolution setting (from 100 to 300 dpi). With multiple job
editing, you can select all the jobs and then change their
image type and resolution in a few quick steps, and then,
say, apply a filter to all the images.
1. Define the scan jobs in your Scan Job window. If you
wish to see how this scenario works, try setting up
each scan job as a different image type with its own
resolution, so that each of the jobs has varying
settings.
2. Select all three scan jobs in the Scan Job window. To
include each scan job for selection, use the Shift + Click combination (pressing the Shift key while
clicking the mouse at the same time).
3. Go to the Settings window, and choose an image type that will apply to all the scan jobs. In the
example here, we selected CMYK.
4. Choose a resolution setting that will apply to all the scan jobs. In the example here, we selected
300 dpi.
5. As a last step, apply a filter to all the scan jobs. In the example here, we chose the Unsharp
Masking filter. Take note that any of the Advanced Image Correction tools (such as the filters)
can be applied to scan jobs simultaneously only if the jobs are of a similar image type (in this
case, all are CMYK).
If you want to....
Before the Final Scan
• Fine-tune the preview image with
image processing options (after
step 5)
Go to the Preview window, and
select the desired image-processing
option from the Correction menu.
Alternatively, you can go to the
Settings window and click on an
image processing button. If all your
images are of the same type, you can
edit and apply image corrrections to
all the selected scan jobs simulta-
neously.