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In addition, the character “N” can be used as a wildcard to specify

various ranges. For example, in a 3-level application:

• When an image has already been retrieved and is displayed, to

enter a range for next address to first address in next chapter:

-3.1.n, where 3 is the current book and 1 is the current chapter.

• When an image has already been retrieved and is displayed, to

enter a range for next address to first address in next book:

-3.n.n, where 3 is the current book.

• When a roll of film has been threaded but no images have been

retrieved, to enter a range for all images on a roll: -n.

• A range of 255.3.1-255.4.n would result in the saving and/or

printing of all images in Chapter 3, Book 255 through the last

image in Chapter 4, Book 255.

3. If desired, use the Display Time slider bar to change the amount of

time you want the image displayed before moving to the next image.

4. Select Start to begin scanning. If you want to temporarily suspend

scanning (i.e., to change an image processing value from the

Control Panel, such as; Brightness, Contrast, Despeckle, etc.), click

Pause. You can then click Start to resume scanning, or Close to

stop scanning and close the Batch Scan dialog box.

NOTE: If an unplanned interruption occurs while batch scanning is

being performed, search to the image you want to start at

and reinitiate batch scanning from that point.

5. When batch scanning is complete, the message Batch Process

finished is displayed. Click OK on the message box.

6. If you want to continue batch scanning, repeat the steps above,

otherwise you can click on Close to close the Batch Scan dialog

box.

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