Microtek 3700 Reference Manual
Reference: The Preview Window 17
The Scan Material Status icon
Another way to access the Scan Material menu is to use the Scan Material Status
icon, located to the right of the Scan button.
icon, located to the right of the Scan button.
The appearance of the Scan Material icon changes, depending on whether your
scan material is reflective, positive, or negative.
scan material is reflective, positive, or negative.
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If you're scanning a reflective (such as a photo or print), this icon will
appear in its normal form like an ordinary icon. When you click on the icon
and hold down the mouse, you'll see the Reflective option checked.
appear in its normal form like an ordinary icon. When you click on the icon
and hold down the mouse, you'll see the Reflective option checked.
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If you're scanning a positive transparency or filmstrip, this icon will appear
in the form of a positive. When you click on the icon and hold down the
mouse, you'll see the Positive Film option checked.
in the form of a positive. When you click on the icon and hold down the
mouse, you'll see the Positive Film option checked.
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If you're scanning a negative transparency or filmstrip, this icon will appear
in the form of a negative. When you click on the icon and hold down the
mouse, you'll see the Negative Film option checked.
in the form of a negative. When you click on the icon and hold down the
mouse, you'll see the Negative Film option checked.
Scan Material Status icon
Appearance of the Scan Material Status icon when scanning
reflective materials.
reflective materials.
Appearance of the Scan Material Status icon when scanning a
positive transparency or filmstrip. Notice the perforations on the
top and bottom of the icon (characteristic of slides) to distinguish it
from the reflective icon.
positive transparency or filmstrip. Notice the perforations on the
top and bottom of the icon (characteristic of slides) to distinguish it
from the reflective icon.
Appearance of the Scan Material Status icon when
scanning a negative transparency or filmstrip.
scanning a negative transparency or filmstrip.