Great. The Select Source option just lets you set up which scanner you
will be using for the Request option, which is not necessary if you have
only one scanner (but you mentioned two in an earlier note, I think, so
it may be relevant).
Jeff wrote:
What I have found is that I can import documents from my scanner. It
is a Epson Perfection 4180 scanner. I click picture, then scan. Then I
can click can click select source or request. I have found that I have
to use the request option. The other will not work for me.
I want to say thank you for your help and assistance. I appreciate it
a lot.
Sincerely,
Jeff
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Jeff wrote:
Barbara,
Is there some way I can use my scanner to scan directly into
openoffice? I use Adobe photoshop CS2 and sometimes I will use the
scanner to scan directly into photoshop. I would like to do the same
with open office, if I could.
Yes, you can scan into OpenOffice. Just click on Insert > Picture >
Scan and go from there.
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