Retain scan resolution: Use the resolution you have set for scanning the
originals.
Reduce resolution to: Reduce the resolution of the graphics included in the
originals to a pointed value, but won't reduce that of the texts.
JPEG Quality: The better the quality is, the larger the file will be.
Language Option
In the Language Option section, you may turn on the “Numeric symbols
recognition” function to scan tables with no texts or select an appropriate “Primary
Language” for the originals.
Numeric symbols recognition: Tick this function to recognize tables of figures
which contain no text. When you limit recognition to the numeric character set, the
symbols 0" to "9", "+", "*", "/", "%", ","", ".", "(", ")", "-", "=", "$", "£", "¥" and the "€"
will be recognized.
Primary Language: This option allows you to set an appropriate primary
language for the document recognition. Those language options cover all
American and European languages.
Secondary Language: You may select up to 4 secondary languages to support
the primary language you have selected. The secondary languages have to be the
same language group with the primary language.
Note: For more information about the supported languages recognition, please
refer to relevant description in the Readiris on line help.
Select Document Language
This option will be functioned under OCR by Abbyy FineReader.
Primary Language: This option allows you to set an appropriate primary
language for the document recognition. Those language options cover all
American and European languages.
Scanning Tips
Reducing the File Size of An Images:
Change the scan mode. Color mode collects the most amount of information
and therefore requires more memory than grayscale or black and white.
Reduce the resolution.
Reduce the scan area.
Determining the Correct Amount of Resolution:
More is not always best: Determine what your final application will be
BEFORE you scan. In many cases a high resolution image will do nothing
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