> # Preview window

Index
Main window:

- Viewer mode
- Save mode
- Copy mode
- Fax mode
- Mail mode
- Gimp plugin

Color correction:

- Gamma correction
- Brightness
- Contrast
- Threshold
- RGB default
- Negative
- Autoenhancement
- Default
- Restore
- Store
- Histogram window
- Pipette functions

Standard options window
Advanced options window
Preview:

- Pipette white
- Pipette gray
- Pipette black
- Unzoom
- Zoom out
- Zoom in
- Undo zoom
- Autoselect scanarea
- Autoraise scanarea
- Select visible area
- Select scanarea
- Move scanarea
- Delete preview cache

Setup:

- Copy setup
- Display setup
- Enhancement setup
- Fax setup
- Image setup
- Mail setup
- Saving setup

> The preview window is to select an area that you want to scan. You can resize the preview window and zoom into the scan area.

> > With the smaller, black/white dashed frame in the preview you select the area that shall be scanned. The larger, red/green dashed frame is only available in COPY-mode (and when you scan to a postscript file). It shows the size of the page of the selected printer relative to the zoom scale.

> Pipette white:

> > Use mouse pointer and click a point that shall be white. If you use the left mouse button only the intensity is used to calculate the white point. If RGB default (main window) is not activated you can use the middle mouse button to define the white point for each color component. You can abort the selection by pressing the right mouse button.

> Pipette gray:

> > Use mouse pointer and click a point that shall be medium gray. If you use the left mouse button only the intensity is used to calculate the gray point. If RGB default (main window) is not activated you can use the middle mouse button to define the gray point for each color component. You can abort the selection by pressing the right mouse button.

> Pipette black:

> > Use mouse pointer and click a point that shall be black. If you use the left mouse button only the intensity is used to calculate the black point. If RGB default (main window) is not activated you can use the middle mouse button to define the black point for each color component. You can abort the selection by pressing the right mouse button.

> Unzoom:

> > Use full scan area.

> Zoom out:

> > Increase preview area by 20%.

> Zoom in:

> > Zoom into selected area.

> Undo zoom:

> > Undo last zoom.

> Autoselect:

> > Select part with image(s).

> Autoraise:

> > Click to an image and the image will be selected.

> Select visible area:

> > Select the visible area in the preview window for scanning.

> Delete preview image cache:

> > Delete all images in the preview cache. When you did change anything on the scanning surface you should press this button to make sure that you do not use old preview images.

> Preset area:

> > Select a sub surface of the scan surface as maximum scan area. The defined areas are relative to the surface of the scanner. The list of preset areas can be changed by the user. Open the menu with a short click with the left mouse button. Move the mouse pointer to the menu item you want to change. Press and hold the right mouse button to open the context menu.

> Rotation:

> > Select rotation angel and mirror plane. Take care that the preset areas are relative to the scanner surface (not to the display surface): so they also are rotated on display when you select a rotation.

> Acquire Preview:

> > Start preview scan. If you resized the preview window, the new preview is done with updated resolution.

> Cancel Preview:

> > Cancel a preview scan.

> Left mouse button:

> > Select scan area: Press (&hold) left mouse button to define one edge, move the mouse so that the area you want to scan is in the frame and release the button.
> > Edit scan area: Move the pointer over an edge or side of the existing selection, the mouse pointer changes. Now press (&hold) the left mouse button, you can move the draged edge/side of the scanarea, then release the left mouse button.

> Right and middle mouse button:

> > If you press (&hold) the right or the middle mouse button in the selection frame you can move the selection frame without resizing it.

> Author: Oliver Rauch