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Once your scanner is powered up and is in a "Ready State" you can then launch Capture Software. The Open Application dialog box will then be displayed. You will need to select an Application (example: Ready to Scan) and then open a new batch for use with that application. Capture Software will then open up to the Scanning Window. You must then click on the Green Start Icon (or use F7 on your keyboard) to enable your scanner and start your scanning session.

You will have to make sure your scanner is powered on and in a “Ready State” before Capture Software can communicate with the scanner.

Yes, when you register and become a member of kodak.com you have free access to the online version of the User's Guide.

The Capture Software Installation Guide contains the details you will need for a proper installation.

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An application can produce batches of an unlimited number of documents which are used with several Batch Output Formats.

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A Production application allows you to scan and create batches in a specific application. A Template application is a read only pre-defined application.

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Yes. Within the Open Application Dialog box you can use the New Application icon to create your own application.

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A batch is a collection of documents.

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You can view 1, 2, 4, or 8 images at a time. You can change the image view from the button bar or the View Menu.

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When selected the process button will process your current batch. The index data and images are converted and/or transferred according to the selected Batch Output Format.

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When batches are processed by clicking the Process button or selecting the Batch>Process option the index data and images for the batch are transferred to the Path selected under the Output tab of Application Setup. The default setting is C:\Batches*.

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Your images are stored in a temporary image cache. The default folder created during installation is C:\Scan6*.

Kodak Capture Software Lite is a free scanning application with limited features. You can purchase the full production version of Kodak Capture Software to utilize all of the features.

No, the C:\Batches6* folder is the default folder created during the installation. You can change your processed batches folder to whatever you would like.

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You will need to use the Image Navigation buttons within your button bar menu.

Clearing a batch would delete all of the images within that Batch and retain the Batch folder name. Deleting the batch would delete BOTH the images contained in that Batch and the Batch folder name.

Yes you can name your Batch whatever you would like. Capture Software suggests a new batch name based upon the last batch name created for the application (e.g., If the last batch name is Batch002 then the next new batch name will be Batch003.

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Page Setup allows you to communicate to the scanner all of the imaging parameters you will need such as resolution, threshold, contrast and image filters.

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Yes, you can create your own page setups. You will need to create a new page setup based on one of the default page setups (200DPI-Deskew-Auto-Delete)

Go to the Capture Software Lite web page.