Scanning a document is the same as scanning a picture, it must be done from within the document app. In this case I'm assuming you are using Microsoft Word.
Scan a picture and insert it in a document@import url(/Office.css);
To do this procedure, your device (a scanner or a digital camera)
must be connected to your computer and be
TWAIN-compatible.
You should also make sure that you have installed the device software that
supports TWAIN.
Some devices come with more than one software program. If you are not
sure what software is TWAIN-compatible, check the device documentation or
contact the manufacturer of the device.
- Set up the picture in the scanning device.
- On the Insert menu in Microsoft Word, point to
Picture, and then click From Scanner or Camera.
- If you have more than one device connected to your computer,
select the one you want to use under Device.
- Do one of the following:
If you want to use a lower resolution or you intend for your
document to be viewed on the screen, click Web Quality.
- If you want to use a higher resolution or you intend for your
document to be printed, click Print Quality.
- Do one of the following:
If you're using a scanner and you want to use predefined settings
to scan your picture, click Insert.
If you're using a scanner and you want to change image settings,
or if you're using a camera, click Custom Insert. Then follow the
instructions that come with the device you're using.
- When the image appears in the document, make any changes you
want.
- You can use the tools on the Picture toolbar to make
changes such as cropping the picture, and adjusting its brightness, contrast,
and color.
Note The
Insert button might be unavailable when
using some scanners because the scanner software doesn't support an automatic
scanning. Use the
Custom Insert button instead.
Sub HelpPopup(sFile,sID)
L_SecurityT1_ErrorMessage="Help can't show you this procedure because the security setting in your browser is set too high"
L_SecurityT2_ErrorMessage="or the ActiveX control Ouactrl.ocx didn't install correctly."
L_SecurityE1_ErrorMessage="- Select a lower security setting in your browser"
L_SecurityE2_ErrorMessage="- If you receive this message after selecting a lower security setting, please see your system"
L_SecurityE3_ErrorMessage=" administrator for help troubleshooting the installation of the ActiveX control Ouactrl.ocx"
L_SecurityE4_ErrorMessage=" located in the folder you installed Microsoft Office to."
sSecurityMSG=L_SecurityT1_ErrorMessage & chr(13) & L_SecurityT2_ErrorMessage & chr(13) & chr(13) & L_SecurityE1_ErrorMessage & chr(13) & L_SecurityE2_ErrorMessage & chr(13) & L_SecurityE3_ErrorMessage & chr(13) & L_SecurityE4_ErrorMessage
L_App_DialogTitle="Microsoft Office Help"
On Error Resume Next
r=oua.HelpPopup(sFile,sID)
If Err0 Then Msgbox sSecurityMSG,48,L_App_DialogTitle
End Sub
NO used the same operating system, Windows XP service pack 3
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