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SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT
1 Introduction
Product features
System requirements
Using this manual
2 Getting Started
The main window
The Title bar
The Menu bar
The File menu
The Edit menu
The Annotate menu
The View menu
Viewing or hiding View menu options
The Customize menu
Customizing your keyboard
Customizing the toolbar
The Navigate menu
The Image Processing menu
The CAR menu
The Setup menu
The Help menu
The Toolbar
The Annotation toolbox
The Image Retrieval keypad
The Control Panel
The image processing control panel
The Thumbnail pane
The Image display pane
The Status bar
3 Using the Software
Calibrating the scanner
Opening an application
Retrieving images from film
Searching for next occurrence of an image address
Using the odometer mode
Searching for a preset image address
Batch scan
Opening images
Saving an image
Printing an image
Faxing an image
E-mailing images
Cropping images
Setting Manual and Automatic duplex processing
Annotating an image
Using Redact, Highlight, Hollow Rectangle, or Freehand Line options
Using the Polyline option
Using the Text option
Adding a note
Loading images
Creating a canned annotation file
Using canned annotations
Deleting annotation
Resizing the application window
4 Application Setup
Accessing Application Setup
Setting up a new application
Setting values on the General tab
Setting values on the Image Marks tab
Setting values on the Film tab
Setting values on the Image Processing tab
Setting values on the Output tab
Changing naming convention properties
Setting up non-ANSI/AIIM image marks
Determining the image mark position
Setting up the odometer scale
Setting a User Defined image area
Setting page layout options
Modifying an existing application
Deleting an application
5 Setting up CAR Applications
Setting up CAR communication and modes
Setting up CAR communication
Changing the CAR communication settings
Setting up CAR modes
Sending a Ready message
Processing Download requests
Starting and stopping a Download job
Loading a previously saved Download file
Dumping jobs
Viewing CAR data
CAR registers
Saving and loading registers
Starting a Batch download and using View registers
CAR monitor
6 Troubleshooting
Software advisory messages
Problem solving
7 Network Operations
Setting up a CAR network connection
Connecting to a VNN
Storing images in a VNN
Printing individual images
Printing foldered images
The Fax/eMail dialog box
Faxing or emailing individual images
Faxing or emailing foldered images
Appendix A Microfilm Information
Introduction
Microfilming guidelines
Microfilm specifications
Image mark sizes
Loading film
Standard ANSI magazines
Enclosed ANSI magazines
M-type magazines
M-Film and reel checks
Film leader — ANSI magazines
Film leader — M-type magazines
Film trailer — ANSI magazines
Film trailer — M-type magazine
Film splicing
Film curl
Microfilm curl check
Film Curl - Ektamate Cartridge
Film Curl - M Cartridge
Film twist
Film magazine condition
Microfilm storage
Appendix B Search Programs
Selecting a search program
Image marks in Channel A only
Image marks in Channel B only
Image marks in both Channels: duo film
Image marks in both Channels: simplex or duplex
Appendix C Glossary
Appendix D Productivity Tools
Introduction
Keyboard shortcuts template
Application setup templates
Template 1 - 3890 Check film
3890 film, General tab template settings
3890 film, Image Marks tab template settings
3890 film, Film tab template settings
3890 film, Image Processing tab template settings
Template 2 - County Land Title film
County Land Title film, General tab template settings
County Land Title film, Image Marks tab template settings
County Land Title film, Fim tab template settings
County Land Title film, Image Processing tab template settings
Template 3 - Claim 2-level film
Claims 2-level film, General tab template settings
Claims 2-level film, Image Marks tab template settings
Claims 2-level film, Film tab template settings
Claims 2-level film, Image Processing tab template settings
Template 4 - Claims 3-level film
Claims 3-level film, General template settings
Template 5 - Odometer film
Odometer film, General tab template settings
Odometer film, Image Marks tab template settings
Odometer film, Film tab template settings
Odometer film, Image Processing tab template settings
i7300 Scanner User’s Guide A-61133 Part No. 3E9391 CAT No. 102 2581
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1 Introduction The Kodak i7300 Scanner Application Software controls the Kodak i7300 Scanner and the Kodak Digital Science Intelligent Microimage Scanner. The scanner is a 16 mm film retrieval subsystem that is interfaced with a personal computer (PC). The compact film drive and application software enable: • automatic retrieval of images on 16 mm roll microfilm with or without image marks • scanning of the image with a charged coupled device (CCD) • image processing and display of the digitally scanned image on the PC • tools to maximize the image quality including editing and annotating • delivery of the digital image to the person requesting the image via standard PC utilities For the purpose of this manual, the Kodak i7300 Scanner and the Kodak Digital Science Intelligent Microimage Scanner will be referred to as the scanner. If something is specific to one scanner or the other, it will be noted. Product features The Kodak i7300 Scanner Application Software provides the following features: • Easy to use interface — all the tools and procedures you need are accessible via icons, toolbars, and pull-down menus. A familiar Microsoft Windows software format also makes it easy to learn. • Improved imaging performance — choose Normal or Enhanced for high-resolution scanning results in a high quality bi-tonal or gray scale image. • Image processing — the powerful algorithms of the application software deliver high quality images. • CAR capability — the application software can be setup to accept CAR (Computer-Aided Retrieval) commands by adding an optional Kodak CAR Interface Software to the standard application software. The CAR 278 Interface, CAR 278 Synchronous Interface Unit or Hostlink for Micrographics by eiStream Kofile may be required for interfacing with mainframe computer systems. • On-line help  the on-line help facility provides access to complete procedures on how to use the software. NOTE: Even though the i7300 Scanner Application Software works with the Intelligent Microimage Scanner, the Intelligent Microimage Scanner will not scan images as fast as the i7300 Scanner, nor can the Intelligent Microimage Scanner do whole roll conversions. A-61133 March 2003 1-1
System See the Installation Planning Guide, A-61405 for software and hardware requirements requirements. Using this manual This User’s Guide describes the functions and procedures of the Kodak i7300 Scanner Application Software. Chapters 2, 3 and 4 are directed toward individuals who are responsible for retrieving images. These individuals must have a working knowledge of PCs and the Microsoft Windows operating environment. In addition to computer and retrieval operation skills, a basic understanding of digital imaging is helpful. Chapter 5, Setting up CAR Applications, is directed towards users of systems in which the Kodak CAR Interface Software has been installed. Chapters 6, 7 and the appendices are intended for the system administrator who is responsible for configuring and maintaining the Scanner Application Software. 1-2 A-61133 March 2003
2 Getting Started The main window This chapter describes the menus, toolbars and Control Panel that are available when using the Kodak i7300 Scanner Application Software. Some menu options, when selected, will perform the action immediately. Other menu options, those options followed by three dots (…), will display a dialog box. If an option on the menu is checked (√), the option is enabled. More information regarding dialog boxes and how to use them can be found in Chapter 3, Using the Software. The main window contains the following elements: • Title bar • Menu bar • Image display pane • Image Retrieval keypad These elements can be optionally displayed: • Toolbar • Control Panel • Status bar • Documents/Folder pane • Thumbnail pane Title bar Menu bar Toolbar Control Panel Image Retrieval keypad Status bar Documents/Folder pane Thumbnail pane Image display pane A-61133 March 2003 2-1
The Title bar The Title bar provides the title of the Scanner Application Software. The Menu bar The Menu bar provides the following menu options: The following summarizes the functions associated with each menu: File — allows you to open, save and route images, print, fax or e-mail images, access information on the current image and exit the scanner session. Edit — allows you to cut, copy, paste and crop information in images and access duplex processing. Annotate — allows you to add new information to images. View — allows you to control the fit of the displayed image in the window and orientation. Also allows mirroring and zooming of displayed images, arranging of icons in the Thumbnail pane, activation of the Image Retrieval keypad and viewing of various display features, e.g., the Toolbar, Thumbnails. Provides access to the Error Log. Customize — allows you to customize the toolbar, keyboard and manipulate the Control Panel location. Navigate — allows you to search for images on film, perform batch processing, stop film movement, scan through multiple images within a chapter, clear the Image Retrieval keypad, connect to and use the Kodak Image Server Software, refile the film and provides access to the Scan Multiple dialog box and the Scrolling commands Image Processing — allows you to enhance a retrieved image by utilizing despeckle, deskew, auto-crop or border removal. CAR  appears if you have the Kodak CAR Interface Software installed, the accessory allows the scanner host PC to accept CAR commands. NOTE: If you have purchased CAR functionality and CAR does not appear on the menu bar, call Kodak service. Setup — allows you to create and modify retrieval applications, calibrate the scanner and set up the film controller (Film Controller is for Kodak FE use only). Help — allows you to access on-line help for the Application Software, and current version numbers. NOTE: The keyboard shortcuts displayed on the menus in this chapter may be different depending on how you have customized your keyboard. 2-2 A-61133 March 2003
The File menu The File menu provides the following options: Open Image… — displays the Open Image dialog box, which allows you to open a previously saved image from this application or other applications. You cannot open multi-page TIFF files, from File>Open Image. See Chapter 3, Using the Software for more information. Save — allows you to save an image using the file saving options specified in Application setup. Save As… — displays the Save As dialog box, which allows you to save an image with a user-specified name, format, compression and location. See Chapter 3, Using the Software for more information. Close — closes the image that is currently displayed and removes it from the display. Print… — if a printer is available on the PC you are using (either local or via the network), a dialog box will be displayed allowing you to print using default or modified print options including Print Annotation. The Print function allows you to print an image, selected images or the entire contents of a folder. The Print Options dialog box is described in Chapter 3, “Printing an image”. Print Setup… — if a printer is available on the PC you are using, a dialog box will be displayed allowing you to specify default print options. Fax … — if a fax utility is available on the PC you are using, this option allows you to fax an image, selected images or the entire contents of a folder. The Fax Options dialog box is described in Chapter 3, “Faxing an image”. A-61133 March 2003 2-3
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