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To select a JPEG file size:
1. Select JPG as the page format.
2. Right-click on the JPG icon.
A menu opens.
3. Choose the file size/image quality option for your scanned images.
Minimize Size
—Smallest file size, lowest image quality.
Normal —Medium file size, some loss of image quality.
Maximize Quality —Largest file size, minimal loss of image quality.
Your selection pertains only to the button currently selected on the OneTouch Properties window.
Other buttons that have JPG selected as the file format are not affected, so you can set the JPG file
size/image quality independently for each button.
4. Click OK or Apply on the OneTouch Properties window.
Right-click on the PDF format icon to change the image quality or select the option to make the scanned
PDF file PDF-A compliant.
JP2 —The *.jpg2 (joint photographic experts group 2000) format is the new JPEG standard. This
new JPG file type has improved compression for better image quality at smaller file sizes. Please
refer to the official JPEG website at
www.jpeg.org for more information about this file format, and
a list of applications that can view and/or open this file type.
PDF —the *.pdf (portable document format) image format is often used to create images of text
pages. The image compression of PDF files creates relatively small file sizes when scanning multi-
ple page files in color. While the TIFF image format also supports multiple page files, when scan-
ning in color the TIFF files are often too large to be transferred electronically. The PDF file format
is often used for posting multiple page files to websites, sending via email, and permanent storage.
As with the JPG file format, you can change the PDF quality to reduce the file size or improve the
image quality.
Adobe® Reader®, or other PDF viewer software, must be installed on your computer for you to
to view PDF files.
Using PDF-A when scanning as PDF, means the files are compliant with the ISO-19005-1 stan-
dard for permanent archival of electronic documents. More information about this standard can
be found at
www.pdfa.org .