Can we  change our document color on scanner?
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Hi there Ashish,\n\nFirst of all, I would like to make clear that a scanner is used to 'scan' whatever we put on that 'glass screen'. However, in Windown XP, you have a scanner wizard which provides you with options like 'grayscale' or 'color'. I think that will be the maximum we can modify the image 'while' scanning. However, after we scan the image, we can edit the color or other things by softwares like Photoshop or Nero Photosnap. There are various softwares available on net for this purpose. The 'Paint Dot Net' released by microsoft is also quite user-friendly. \n\nSo remember, a scanner is a device that is used to transfer external images to our pc. Any changes we make to the image before or after scanning won't be considered as the changes made by the 'scanner'. We change the settings via our PC.\n\nHope this answered your query. If not, pleae let me know, and I'll be glad to be of further assistance. Bye!!\n\nrule wid style n luv@vinny.
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you need a scanner and ocr software. MIKE
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Manual input? Use an OCR program with a scanner, and just scan the text in. The OCR program will convert the scanned document into text that you can manipulate. You will have to go back through, though, and clean up all of the "trash" that it misreads into text.\n\nThe easiest method (for those that can type fast) is just to type it in.
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You can do this with a search.\n\nWhen you specify the search parameters, choose Format and tell it to search for the color you want to change.\n\nWhen you specify the change to parameters, similarly tell it to change to the color you want.
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My guess is you start by scanning in an image and  use Microsoft Paint or some other image editor to change the image to what you want.
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WinXP?\n\nDesktop-->Appearance--> "try using silver here" but I know there is a way to customize the color scheme around here\n\nalso go to\nControl Panel-->Display-->Settings-->Advanced Button-->Color Management: From here you can choose a color profile for your comp. You can make them too make a grayscale.
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Yes. You have to specify Pantone Spot Colors and then you can have different percentages with the red and black spot color. \n\nSo let's say you have 100% black on one part of the doc and then you have 20% black somewhere on the doc, the 20% will print grey(20% of black).\n\nJust play around with the percentages of the specified spot color.
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Yes. 'TextBridge' for example. The technology is still developing. Some software is more versatile than others in terms of the kind of graphics that can be converted -- file types; colors; etc.. Anything less than 99% accuracy is likely to be more trouble than it is worth. Even the best will need editing to correct errors. Be particularly careful of words which pass spell-check but make no grammatical sense.\n\nTextBridge was originally intended to be used in transferring office information from printed page to computer storage via scanner. The early versions do not do anything but black on white -- with scanner enhanced contrast: 99.9%. I am not up on the current limitations, but there is significant color ability available. Following some of the current free form graphic text is still likely to be iffy.
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What I suggest is an all in one, color scanner, color printer. That way you can both scan and print in color. Multifunction printers have come down in price quite a bit since they were first introduced. Also most scanners come with neat little software packages that allows you to manipulate photos and pictures. I don't think all digital cameras come with such software. Usually they just come with software that transfers the picture to the computer, but of course each camera package is different, ditto for webcams.\n\nThere are services at Wal Mart and other photo places that will transfer pictures to CDs, but you'd have to look at what's available around you.
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If it is a photo pic then scan the pic using a picture scanner & add it to your file or folder.  Then you could alter the photo.
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Right click desktop.\nSelect apperance.\nSelect the theme, colour variations....\nand change whatever u want.
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Definately. I would ask someone more proffessional but I know there has to be a way of doing it when you open the print menu. (that's on windows)
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The first place to look is at the website of the scanner's manufacturer. If you can't find the site, check the documents that came with your scanner for a tech help hotline. If those options fail, for whatever reason, you may wish to check the extensive library of software drivers that are available at www.software.drivers.com - click the link below, and you'll be taken directly there.\n\nGood luck!
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Have you tried a good color copier?
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Right click on desktop>Properties. Go to Settings tab and modify the color settings there under "Color Quality".
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Change your scaning options. Most scanners have options that will allow you to change things like that.\nIf not send the scann to word (or other program) and then save adjust the size as needed and save it as PDF (I assume you have writer).
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maybe you changed the the color\njust go to tool>internet option\nin general tab \nchoose colors\ncheck the colors\nif Use windows color is uncheked\nchoose it