Monday, 24 December 2012

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How To Scan Documents Properly


by Brandi Little


All over the world people have begun to take a lot of steps to help in conserving the environment. Offices and companies have also begun to play their part by eliminating the excess use of papers. More importantly a global movement based on making offices a paper free environment has started gaining popularity. Considering the use of scanning systems and machines most offices also want their employee to learn how to scan.

In an attempt to make sure that their employees have a good understanding of proper ways to use the scanner, companies strive to conduct short training sessions. This not only equips employees with some extra knowledge and skills but also helps create awareness towards proper ways to follow a paper free culture.

This way of conducting business helps in a reduced amount of paper being used, as it eliminates the need to take multiple prints and copies of a single document. When applying this method of distribution and communication within the corporate world it is important to make sure that scans obtained are of a good quality. This can be done simply by making sure of a few key points and steps.

The first thing to keep an eye on is the page that requires scanning. If the page has color elements on it, then setting on the main machine should be changed in a way that the color tones do not differ from the original in any way. Settings of the machine itself will also need to only be altered when dealing with pages that are dull photocopies of originals. These pages are usually run down and require finer settings to ensure they are readable.

Documents that are just printed with basic text and in plain black ink are not so difficult to get proper scanned images off. These are actually the easiest to work with and these also prove to have the best results. The size of the page is the only thing that needs to be checked when working with black and white pages.

Smaller size pages need to be placed face down on the scanner glass. A plain white paper should always be placed over the page so that black outer edges are covered. These may not seem like such a big deal however, when operating in a corporate environment such things tend to create an untidy and non professional impression.

The edges and the overall condition of the document should also be properly assessed. A turned edge can result in certain words getting covered or blurred within the image. This can also happen if the document has a fold or a crease in the center. These should be settled and something heavy should be placed over the document so that pages stay straight.

Different machines have some software that allows a user to make certain small or large scale adjustments to the images. These can also help in clearing blurs or broken pixels.

This is a great way to isolate certain parts of confidential documents and only obtain image scans of the necessary area of the page. It is easy to find self help videos teaching how to scan on the internet which contain some good tips to get the best result.




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