Presets are collections of settings used to initiate specific types
of scans. When you create or edit a preset, you control the settings for that
preset only. All other presets remain unaffected. This way, you can create
presets for specific purposes. Microsoft Office Document Imaging comes with
several built-in presets for common scanning tasks.
- On the File menu, click Scan New Document.
- Select the preset you want to edit, and then click Preset options.
- Click
Edit selected preset, and then
select the options you want on the
General,
Page,
Output, and
Processing tabs.
For more information about the options available on each tab, click the Help button.
- Click OK.
- On the File menu, click Scan New Document, and then select a preset to use as the basis for your new preset.
- Click Preset options, and then click Create new preset.
- Type a name for the new preset and click OK.
- In the
Preset Options dialog box, select the
options you want on the
General,
Page,
Output, and
Processing tabs.
For more information about the options available on each tab, click the Help button.
- Click OK.
This procedure permanently deletes an existing scanning preset.
- On the File menu, click Scan New Document.
- Select the preset you want to delete, and then click Preset options.
- Click Delete selected preset.
- Click Yes.