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What format are scanned images stored as?
Answer:
All scanned images
are stored as standard TIFF files.
What other types of documents can I store?
Answer:
You can store any types of documents from
word processing documents to spreadsheets and desktop publishing files. These files can be imported and
are stored in their native format.
What image resolution should I use?
Answer:
Most scanners support resolutions
of 50dpi to greater than 600dpi. In general, in order to keep file sizes as small as possible you
should scan in as low a resolution as is usable for your purposes. For OCR purposes, 300dpi should be
considered minimum.
What about scanning color images?
Answer:
Color images and files
can be scanned with a color scanner or imported directly. They can also be scanned using grayscale.
Answer:
OCR
stands for Optical Character Recognition, which is how a computer converts
words in a scanned image to searchable text. OCR is necessary in order to use
full-text indexing and searches. OCR engines can usually recognize only typed
or printed text, not handwriting.
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