CPIc nn PR){ { 6IjI Brightness^bBrightness^b Brightness is adjustable in 16 steps. A ^bDark^b setting results iin a dark scanner image with respect to the original. Resolution^bResolution^b Resolution is adjustable from 60 to 450 dpi (Dots Per Inches). Mode (Line art, Halftone or Gray scale)^bMode (Line art, Halftone or Gray scale)^b Line art mode is used to scan image with purely black or white areas (i.e. text documents, line drawings). Halftone modes are used for scanning pictures or artwork with varied shadings. Gray scale mode is used to scan a photo type image. Mirror image^bMirror image^b The ^bMirror image^b option makes it possible to obtain an image whose orientation is permuted with respect to the original. Black/White Invert^bBlack/White Invert^b The ^bBlack/White Invert^b option gives a negative with respect to the original. Scanning Frame^bScanning Frame^b It is the part of the page that will be actually digitized. It is represented on the reduced view page by the white part of the page (where the last scanned or loaded image if any is visible). The grayed part will not be scanned. If you want to change the scanning frame: o move the cursor with the mouse to one corner of the desired  frame in the reduced view page, o press an hold down the left mouse button and move the  cursor to the opposite corner, o release the left mouse button. Loading and saving settings^bLoading and saving settings^b When you start Image-In, the default scanner settings are loaded from disk. You can save the current scanner settings as the new default settings by selecting ^bSave default^b in the ^bFile^b menu. If you want to reload the default scanner settings, select ^bLoad default^b in the ^bFile^b menu. You can save your scanner settings to different files and recall them later. Select ^bSave as^b in ^bFile^b menu and enter the desired name in the ^bSave settings^b dialog box.