Cropping is applied to both the primary and the OCR image. AR.Ĭrop – to use only a part of your image, click the Select Area tool, then the Crop tool and select the area to keep – the rest of the image will be removed. Hue / Saturation / Lightness – click this tool then use the sliders to modify the hue, saturation and lightness of your primary image. Use the sliders in the tool area to achieve the desired effect. The remaining SET tools allow you to modify image contents:īrightness and Contrast – click this tool to adjust the brightness and contrast settings of your primary image or a selected part of it. To make the inactive view dynamically follow the focus of the active one, choose Keep Synchronized in the View or shortcut menu. This tool is accessible in the View menu. Synchronize Views – click this tool to zoom and scroll the inactive view to the same zoom value and scroll position as the active view. Primary images can be of any image mode, while an OCR image is its black and white version, generated purely for OCR purposes. Primary/OCR Image – click this tool to switch between the primary and the OCR image in the active view. Subtractive – cut out parts from your existing selections by drawing new overlapping areas. Normal – draw one rectangular area on the page, and move or resize it.Īdditive – draw multiple areas on the page or connect areas by drawing overlapping rectangles. Selection has three modes (in the View or shortcut menu): Image enhancement tools by default work on the whole page. Select Area (F7) – click this, then on a tool that can work on a page area (marked AR) and draw your selection on the image. In the active view the “+” and “-” buttons serve the same purpose.

You can also use the mouse wheel for zooming in and out – even in the inactive view.

Zoom (F6) – click the tool then use the left mouse button to zoom in on your image (primary or OCR) or the right mouse button to zoom out. Pointer (F5) – the Pointer is a neutral tool carrying out different operations under different circumstances (for example, to pick a color for the Fill operation, or to catch the deskew line.) PO.

The first group of tools performs basic operations: P+O – a single action is applied to both the Primary and OCR image.ĪR – can be applied to selected image areas. PO – can be applied to either the Primary or OCR image (or both)

The following tools are accessible on the toolbar their usage is detailed as follows: Whenever you choose a tool that acts on only one of these, the image it acts on (primary or OCR) will appear, if it is not already displayed. Some tools work on the Primary image, some on the OCR image, some on both. The toolbar can be docked or floated in the Image Enhancement window. Use the SET (Scanner Enhancement Technology) toolbar to enhance your images.

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