Scan Documents

Use the Scan tool along with your digital scanner to make an electronic image of any picture or document, and store that image in a correspondence history.

Click to OpenChoose Scanner to Use

(Optional.) Choose which scanning device to activate automatically when you initiate a document scan from this machine. (See "Scanner User Options" for details.)

Click to OpenScan a Document

  1. Prepare Your Scanner - Place the item to be scanned (or the first page of a multi-page document) in your scanner, and be sure the device is on and ready.

  2. Click to OpenInitiate Scan - Click  Scan from the appropriate ribbon bar to scan the document using the current settings of the selected scanner.

  3. Select Scanner - Depending on your Scanners User Options settings, you may be prompted for the scanning device to use before the scan will begin.See "Scanner User Options" for details.

  4. Click to OpenDocument Details - Enter the details for the document you want to scan, then click SCAN

    Document Name - Type a descriptive name for the document. Or, you can click the drop down arrow to select a description from your Document Name editor. Typed names are used for this scan only: They are not saved in the editor for future use.

    Category - Choose a category for this document, from your History Categories editor.

  5. Select Settings & Start Scan (Required only when using the Scan Manual option.) - Select the settings you want to use, and scan the document according to the instructions for your local scanning device.

  6. Click to OpenScan Additional Pages - After your scanning device has digitized the current page, you can insert another page in the scanner, and click SCAN to continue scanning a multiple-page document as needed. The scanning window indicates the number of pages that have been scanned into this document so far.

  7. Save and Exit - When you have scanned all pages, click Ok at the bottom of the scanning window to exit. The document is immediately added to the correspondence history.