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Problem
Solution
The CRT display
image is not what
you expected
(continued).
The
color
on the display
seems different from
that
of
the original
image.
The image is distorted
on the screen, or the
horizontal and vertical
proportions are
different.
The printed image is
not what you
expected.
The printout
of
the
image is too dark
compared to the
original image.
Check the settings of the scanner
functions, especially data format, gamma
correction, and color correction. Try
different combinations of these settings.
(See Chapter 2.)
Check the capability of your computer,
display adapter, and software. Some
computers can change the color palette to
adjust colors on your screen. (See your
computer manual.)
If the resolution is correctly set for your
printer, your image will be in the correct
proportion when printed.
If the horizontal and vertical dot
resolution of your display screen differ
greatly, try different resolutions or zoom
settings.
Check that the gamma correction is set
for a printer output setting. (If your
software cannot set the gamma
correction, use the DIP switches.
(See Appendix D.)
Troubleshooting
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