User manual VISIONEER ROAD WARRIOR

[. . . ] Visioneer RoadWarrior Strobe XP 100 Strobe XP 200 Strobe XP 300 User's Guide ® TM for Windows Visioneer Strobe XP USB Scanner User's Guide Visioneer RoadWarriorTM Strobe XP 100 Strobe XP 200 Strobe XP 300 FOR WINDOWS COPYRIGHT INFORMATION Copyright © 2006 Visioneer, Inc. Reproduction, adaptation, or translation without prior written permission is prohibited, except as allowed under the copyright laws. The Visioneer brand name and logo are registered trademarks, and the RoadWarrior brand name is a trademark of Visioneer, Inc. The PaperPort brand name and logo and the OmniPage Pro brand name are registered trademarks of Nuance Communications, Inc. [. . . ] Click the Browse button and find the folder for the copies. Select the grouping option for the documents. Group by type arranges the scanned documents by the type of file, such as . doc or . jpg. If you also want to group them by date you can choose the week and month options. The following example shows the folders when the selections are Group items by type and Group items by month. 5. Click OK to save the options. 74 VISIONEER STROBE XP SCANNER USER'S GUIDE CREATING A NEW SCAN CONFIGURATION The scan configurations are where you select the scanning resolution, brightness, mode (color, black&white, or grayscale), and a number of other settings. The Scan Configurations The Lock Icon Click New to create a new Scan Configuration Note the lock icon on the preset configurations. Although you can unlock and edit the preset configurations, we recommend that you leave them locked, and only add new configurations. That way, you will always have the original, factory-set configurations available. New configurations will be unlocked until you manually lock them. Open the OneTouch Properties window and make sure the PaperIn tab is selected. Scroll through the applications in the Select Destination list and click the type of application for which you want to create a new scan configuration. When you create a new scan configuration, it will appear for the same types of Destination Applications. For example, if you create a new configuration for image editor applications, that new configuration also appears for any other image editors, but not for SELECTING NEW ONETOUCH SCAN SETTINGS 75 text editing applications. Thus, you can create specific sets of scan configurations for specific functions and they appear only when appropriate. If you want to start from the settings of another configuration, select the configuration, then click the Copy button. If the Scan Settings tab is not selected, click it. On the Scan Configuration Properties dialog box, type a name. Tip: If you're going to set up the new configuration to scan duplex (two-sided), include that in the name, such as "Scan for Dark Print (Duplex), " to remind you that it is a duplex scan. Type a new name for the configuration. Select the scan mode and drag the slider to set the resolution. Drag the sliders to set the Brightness and Contrast. If the configuration is locked, click the lock to unlock it. New configurations are unlocked until you manually lock them. Note: If you select a printer or other device in the Select Destinations list, the dialog box may have an additional Device Settings tab for setting specific options for the particular device. 76 VISIONEER STROBE XP SCANNER USER'S GUIDE 5. Select scan settings for the new scan configuration. [. . . ] The calibration procedure was not successful. Please see the Technical Support Card that you received with your scanner for the telephone number or email address to contact Visioneer Technical Support. Uninstalling does not delete your scanned items; they remain in the PaperPort Data folder. HOW TO UNINSTALL YOUR SCANNER 147 HOW TO UNINSTALL YOUR SCANNER To uninstall the Visioneer Strobe XP scanner, remove the OneTouch 4. 0 scanner software first, and then remove PaperPort, or other scanner software. STEP 1: UNINSTALLING THE ONETOUCH 4. 0 SCANNER SOFTWARE 1. On the Windows taskbar, click Start, point to Settings, then click Control Panel. [. . . ]