Previewing images – Ricoh G413 User Manual
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Previewing Images
The preview process gives you an opportunity to test image property settings to meet quality
standards. Use the Preview feature to test property settings before you scan a batch of
documents, or to adjust the settings in between batches.
When you select Preview, VRS opens the most recently scanned image in the VRS Viewer. As
you apply property changes from the VRS Interactive Properties dialog box, the preview image is
refreshed so you can evaluate the adjustments. Be aware that the changes to the preview image
are not sent to your scanning application; the image is intended only for preview purposes.
Note:
The Preview function is available only if a scanned image exists in the scanner's memory.
For information on the VRS Viewer window, see the section Using the VRS Viewer on page 22. For
information on updating image properties, see the section Using the VRS Interactive Properties
Dialog Box on page 23.
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To preview an image
1
Scan a document that is similar to the document type you plan to use for batch scanning.
2
From the VRS menu, select Preview to display the sample image in the VRS Viewer.
When you select Preview, VRS always displays the last image scanned since the scanner
was powered on (provided that such an image exists).
3
If desired, use the Zoom menu to adjust the magnification level.
For more information on the Zoom menu, see the section Using the VRS Viewer on
page 22.
4
If necessary, use the VRS Interactive Properties dialog to change the image properties.
For more information on the VRS Interactive Properties dialog box, see the section Using
the VRS Interactive Properties Dialog Box on page 23.
5
When you are satisfied with the appearance of the preview image, select the Apply Batch
button in the VRS Interactive Properties dialog box.
The property settings are saved and put into effect for the next batch of scanned
documents. If you expect to use the settings on a regular basis, save them as a profile, so
they can be recalled as often as necessary. See the section Using the Profiles Tab on
page 31.