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An electronic picture that can be displayed on a computer screen or
saved to a disk.
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An program that lets you modify bitmapped drawings and photographs.
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The size of the image expressed in bytes and displayed in the Status
bar. File size and image size may vary, depending on the file type.
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To bring a scanned image into a document from another program.
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A form of assistance that appears in the lower, left corner of the screen
and displays the width and height of the output image, the scale
percentage, the Output Type currently selected, and a Help button.
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Resolution that is changed in the scanning software rather than in the
hardware. For example, if your scanned image is 600 dpi, you might be
able to enhance it to 1200 dpi in the scanning software. This is useful
for enlarging small images.
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The process of increasing the resolution of an image by the addition of
new pixels throughout the image, the colors of which are based on
neighboring pixels.
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To reverse the colors in an image (for example, in a black-and-white
image, black areas are turned white and white areas are turned black).
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The physical drawing, photo, collage, etc. you place in the scanner to
scan. Once it is scanned, it is referred to as an image or scanned
image.
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Refers to the uneven transition between black and white, or areas of
color, in a scanned image. Jagged edges can be avoided by scanning
at a higher resolution than your output device, or by not scaling the
image after scanning it.
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Joint Photographic Experts Group. A compressed file format that
reduces file size and enables faster file access. This format can reduce
image quality and performance when the file is decompressed and
recompressed. JPEG files are saved with the filename extension .jpg.