Canon printer PIXMA MG7720 User Manual

StitchDisplays the  Image Stitch  window in which you can scan the left and right halves of an item larger than
the platen and combine the scanned images back into one image.
Scan/save settings and the response after scanning can be specified in the 
Settings (Scan and Stitch)
dialog box .
ScanGear Starts ScanGear (scanner driver) in which you can make image corrections and color adjustments
when scanning.
Scan/save settings and applications can be specified in the 
Settings (ScanGear) dialog box ....

Settings Dialog BoxThere are three tabs in the Settings dialog box: 
 (Scanning from a Computer),  (Scanning from the
Operation Panel), and 
 (General Settings). When you click a tab, the view in the red frame switches and
you can make advanced settings to functions on each tab.
 (Scanning from a Computer) Tab
You can specify how to respond when scanning from IJ Scan Utility or My Image Garden.
Settings (Auto Scan) Dialog Box
Settings (Document Scan) Dialog Box
Settings (Photo Scan) Dialog Box
Settings...

Important

Settings (Auto Scan) Dialog BoxClick  Auto Scan  on the 
 (Scanning from a Computer) tab to display the  Settings (Auto Scan) dialog
box.
In the  Settings (Auto Scan)  dialog box, you can make advanced scan settings to scan by automatically
detecting the item type.
(1) Scan Options Area
(2) Save Settings Area
(3) Application Settings Area
Important

Important

Note

Settings (Document Scan) Dialog BoxClick  Document Scan  on the 
 (Scanning from a Computer) tab to display the  Settings (Document
Scan)  dialog box.
In the  Settings (Document Scan)  dialog box, you can make advanced scan settings to scan items as
documents.
(1) Scan Options Area
(2) Save Settings Area
(3) Application Settings Area
Important

Paper SizeSelect the size of the item to be scanned.
When you select  Custom, a screen in which you can specify the paper size appears. Select a  Unit,
then enter the  Width and Height , and then click  OK.
Note

Printed materials are displayed as a collection of fine dots. "Moire" is a phenomenon whereuneven gradation or a stripe pattern appears when such photos or pictures printed with fine dots
are scanned.
Note