Lexmark 7500 Series Printer User Manual


 
Notes:
You can also select Prompt to name each page if you want to save each scanned item under a different file
name. Otherwise, scanned items will be given the file name you specified and numbered accordingly.
When a scan job is saved as a PDF, the Save dialog will only prompt once. All scanned pages are saved to only
one file since PDF supports multiple-page scanning.
Related topics:
“Loading original documents on the scanner glass” on page 34
Saving a scanned image
1 Make sure the printer is connected to a computer, and both the printer and the computer are on.
2 Load an original document facedown on the scanner glass.
3 From the Finder desktop, double-click the Lexmark 7500 Series folder.
4 Double-click the Lexmark 7500 Series Center icon.
5 From the “Send scanned images to” pop-up menu, choose the application where you want to save the scanned
image.
6 Adjust the settings as needed.
7 Click Scan.
The scanned image opens in the specified application.
8 From the software application, click File Save As.
9 Enter the file name, format, and location where you want the scanned image to be saved.
10 Click Save.
Related topics:
“Loading original documents on the scanner glass” on page 34
Adjusting color settings when scanning
You can manually adjust the color settings for optimum color output.
1 From the Finder desktop, double-click the Lexmark 7500 Series folder.
2 Double-click the Lexmark 7500 Series Center icon.
3 From the All-In-One Center, click Preview/Edit to open the Scan dialog.
4 From the Scan dialog, click to open the Scan Settings drawer.
5 From the Settings tab:
Select a preset scan setting corresponding to your document.
If you are not satisfied with a preset setting, customize the scan settings by adjusting color depth and
resolution, and choosing a descreening option if you need to remove wavy patterns from images scanned
from magazines or newspapers.
Reduce background noise, if necessary. Select Reduce Background Noise, and move the slider to adjust
the level of noise reduction.
Working with photos
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