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			Program allows to scan multiple pages at a time and save into 
			single multipage file or into separate single-page files.
			
			Please note that you 
			can only save files in "PDF" or "TIFF" format to save multiple 
			pages. Image formats such as "JPEG" will not allow you to save 
			multiple pages to single files. 
			You can scan multiple pages of a document, magazine, 
			or newspaper and save them as one PDF or TIFF file on your computer.
			 
			Advanced TIFF Editor displays an editing page so you can view the 
			pages as you scan them and reorder, rotate, or delete them as 
			necessary. 
			Advanced TIFF Editor can acquire images from any 
			TWAIN and WIA compatible source, including scanners and digital 
			cameras. 
			Scan Multiple Pages to a PDF and TIFF File 
			Select the basic settings for the type of originals 
			you are scanning. 
			See
			
			
			Acquire Settings. 
			Images can easily be obtained (acquired) from a TWAIN 
			and WIA data source using the following steps: 
			1. Make sure the scanner/camera and software is 
			installed and configured correctly. 
			Make sure the scanner/camera 
			and software is installed and working properly.
			Advanced TIFF Editor cannot 
			help with configuring scanner or camera hardware or software. Please 
			contact the manufacturer of the scanner or camera hardware and 
			software for technical assistance. 
			2. Selecting a Twain or Wia source 
			(scanner, camera, etc.)  
			The next step is to select the 
			Twain source that will be used for the scanning. Open
			Advanced TIFF Editor and 
			select the File menu item 
			and then Select Scanner. The 
			following dialog box will appear: 
			
			  
			The dialog box will display a list of scanners, 
			cameras and other compatible TWAIN and WIA devices that can be used 
			with Advanced TIFF Editor 
			software. Select the desired device and press
			Select. 
			Please Note: 
			Every time Advanced TIFF Editor 
			is shut down and restarted, you must repeat this to step in order to 
			scan a document. 
			3. Scanning a 
			document and opening it in Advanced TIFF Editor. 
			Now that the scanner has been selected you are 
			ready to scan. Insert the document into the scanner. This will 
			launch your device software user interface. 
			See the screen shot below for an example using 
			scanner software from HP: 
			
			  
			Press the Scan 
			button to send the document to 
			Advanced TIFF Editor. The document will be scanned and opened 
			up in Advanced TIFF Editor 
			software.  
			Please Note: Every manufacturer will have a 
			different user interface for their software that comes with their 
			device; however the general idea is the same. For more information 
			on operating the software included with your scanner, please contact 
			the device manufacturer. 
			
			When scanning is finished, it will ask if you 
			wish to scan more pages. 
			  
			If you want to scan more pages, put the next document 
			on the scanner glass and press the Yes button. 
			When you have finished scanning all your documents, click the
			No button. 
			Repeating this step, you can scan all pages of a 
			document at a time. 
			Program will combine all of the scans into a single 
			document. 
			4. Editing and saving your scanned pages. 
			The Pages List displays thumbnails of each 
			scanned page. You can use many tools to select, rotate, reorder, and 
			delete pages in your document. Click the 
			 
			
			Help button for details. 
			  
			If you want to rotate pages, click Pages | 
			Select Odd pages or Pages | Select Even pages, or 
			click the individual pages you need.  
			Then click Rotate | Pages Left (or Pages Right). 
			
			If you want to rotate all pages, click Rotate 
			| Document Right (or Document Left). 
			 
			
			If you want to include all the document pages in your 
			PDF or TIFF file as they currently look, you can use: 
			
			File | Save as 
			
			Set the file name and the folder, and click 
			Save. 
			
			The pages become one PDF or TIFF file and it is saved 
			in the folder of your choice.  
			
			If you do not need to include some of the pages, 
			click Pages | Select Odd pages or Pages | 
			Select Even pages , or click the individual pages you need.  
			Then 
			click File | Save pages as. 
			
			Set the file name and the folder, and click 
			Save. 
			
			You will see: 
			
			  
			
			Choose Save to a multipage document and click OK. 
			
			The pages become one PDF or TIFF file and it is saved 
			in the folder of your choice. 
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