Novell Suse Linux Professional 9.2 00662644457284 ユーザーズマニュアル
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19.1
The Kooka Window
Start Kooka from the main menu or enter the command
kooka
. When started,
Kooka opens a three-frame window with a menu bar to the upper left and a tool-
bar directly below it. All windows can be freely readjusted or rearranged with
the mouse. It is also possible to completely detach single frames from the Kooka
window for deliberate placement on the desktop. To move the frames, click and
drag the thin double line right above the frame. Any frame, except the main win-
dow, can be placed within any other frame aligned to the left, right, top, bot-
tom or centered. Centered windows have the same size, are stacked, and can be
brought to the foreground with tabs.
bar directly below it. All windows can be freely readjusted or rearranged with
the mouse. It is also possible to completely detach single frames from the Kooka
window for deliberate placement on the desktop. To move the frames, click and
drag the thin double line right above the frame. Any frame, except the main win-
dow, can be placed within any other frame aligned to the left, right, top, bot-
tom or centered. Centered windows have the same size, are stacked, and can be
brought to the foreground with tabs.
The ‘Image Viewer’ and the ‘Scan Preview’ frames share a window by default.
Tabs allow switching between them. The left frame provides the gallery. This is a
small file browser for accessing the scanned images. The frame to the lower right
is shared by the OCR (optical character recognition) and the thumbnails, which
can be loaded into the image viewer with a simple click of the mouse. See Fig-
ure 19.1 on the facing page.
Tabs allow switching between them. The left frame provides the gallery. This is a
small file browser for accessing the scanned images. The frame to the lower right
is shared by the OCR (optical character recognition) and the thumbnails, which
can be loaded into the image viewer with a simple click of the mouse. See Fig-
ure 19.1 on the facing page.
Selecting ‘Show Scan Parameters’ in the ‘Tool Views’ subentry of the ‘Settings’
menu creates a third tab labeled ‘Scan Parameter’ next to the already existing ‘Im-
age Viewer’ and ‘Scan Preview’ tabs in the main window. This is where the actual
scanning parameters are set.
menu creates a third tab labeled ‘Scan Parameter’ next to the already existing ‘Im-
age Viewer’ and ‘Scan Preview’ tabs in the main window. This is where the actual
scanning parameters are set.
19.2
The Preview
A preview should always be created when the object to scan is smaller than the
total scanning area. Set a few parameters to the left of the preview frame. Se-
lect the scanning size with ‘Custom’ or one of the standard formats. See Fig-
ure 19.2 on page 230. The ‘Custom’ setting is the most flexible, because it allows
selection of the desired area with the mouse. Once the settings have been made,
request the preview of the image to scan by clicking ‘Preview Scan’ on ‘Scan Pa-
rameter’.
total scanning area. Set a few parameters to the left of the preview frame. Se-
lect the scanning size with ‘Custom’ or one of the standard formats. See Fig-
ure 19.2 on page 230. The ‘Custom’ setting is the most flexible, because it allows
selection of the desired area with the mouse. Once the settings have been made,
request the preview of the image to scan by clicking ‘Preview Scan’ on ‘Scan Pa-
rameter’.
19.3
The Final Scan
If you selected ‘Custom’ for the scanning size, use the mouse to select the rectan-
gular area to scan. The selected area is confined by a dotted border.
gular area to scan. The selected area is confined by a dotted border.
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19.1. The Kooka Window