Despeckle Page
The Despeckle tool removes tiny dots (specks) that sometimes appear on scanned images. You can
indicate the size of dots you want to remove as well in
Tool Settings
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Invert
Use the Invert tool to reverse the white and black colors, so the image
looks like a photo negative.
Turn Image
Change the orientation of an image by pressing the Turn Image tool
and touching the image you want to rotate. You can specify the degree
you want your image turned in
Tool Settings
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Tool Settings
· Border Removal: By default, this is set to "Automatic" - SendMe can recognize borders and
remove them for you automatically. However, if you want to specify a width, you can choose from
Small (0.1 inch); Medium (0.25 inch) and Large.
· Despeckle: Choose from 3 spec sizes: small; medium (default) and large.
· Turn: Rotate your image 90 (default), 180 or 270 degrees.
Brightness / Contrast
Use the Brightness tool to change the brightness or contrast of your
grayscale and color images. First select one or more grayscale or color
thumbnails before you use this tool. Please see
Adjusting Brightness and Contrast for more information.
Undo
Made a mistake? Undo your last edit by touching the Undo tool.
Notes
: For the PDF file format you can not adjust the brightness or contrast. SendMe shows an error message if you attempt
to do that.
Editing & Annotation Tools - Full Page View
The editing and annotation tools are available from the full page view on the Edit tab. You have the same tools for navigating
the full page images here on the Edit tab as you do on the Scan tab.
Before you begin your edits, please note that annotations are only available for the PDF file format. Also, annotations
can not be used for Fax and Print destinations.
On the Edit tab, the edit and annotation tools will only be visible if you are in the full page view. To switch to the full page
view, touch the Full Page button in the top left corner. You can view and select the editing tools by touching the gray Edit
button in the top left corner of the screen. The annotation tools are available when you touch the yellow Annotate button in
the bottom left. Note that the yellow Annotate tab is not visible when annotation is turned off for any reason.
The following tools are
common to both the Edit and Annotate tool palettes
:
Why are the same tools on different palettes?
The tools on the Edit palette are "raster." When you finish with an edit object, it becomes part of the image and cannot be
modified. The Annotation tools are "vector." They stay in a separate layer and can be reselected and modified over and over
again.