> # Batch scan window

Index
XSane mode:

- Viewer mode
- Save mode
- Copy mode
- Multipage mode
- Fax mode
- E-mail mode
- Gimp plugin

Scan options
Medium selection
Color management
Color correction:

- Gamma correction
- Brightness
- Contrast
- Threshold
- RGB default
- Negative
- Autoenhancement
- Default
- Restore
- Store
- Histogram window
- Pipette functions

Standard options window
Advanced options window
Preview:

- Pipette white
- Pipette gray
- Pipette black
- Unzoom
- Zoom out
- Zoom in
- Undo zoom
- Autoselect scanarea
- Autoraise scanarea
- Select visible area
- Delete preview cache
- Preset area
- Rotation
- Aspect ratio
- RGB values
- Select scanarea
- Move scanarea

Batch scan:

- Empty batch list
- Open batch list
- Save batch list
- Add area to list
- Remove selection
- Rename selection
- Rotate image
- Mirror image

Setup:

- Copy setup
- Display setup
- Enhancement setup
- Fax setup
- Filetype setup
- E-mail setup
- Saving setup
- Color management setup

> The batch scan window displays a list of selected areas and images (when a preview scan has been done).
> The images are updated when a new preview scan is done or the gamma correction has changed.

> The batch scan function can be used in all scanmodes (viewer, save, copy, fax, email) and as gimp plugin.

> Empty batch scan list:

> > Remove all selections form the batch scan list.

> Open batch scan list:

> > Read a batch scan list from disk.

> Save batch scan list:

> > Store batch scan list to disk.

> Batch scan add area:

> > Adds the selected area to the batch scan list.

> Remove selection from batch scan list:

> > Remove the selected area (marked) from the batch scan list.

> Rename selection from batch scan list:

> > Rename the selected area (marked).

> Rotate image 90, 180, 270 degree:

> > Rotates the image by 90, 180, 270 degree (clockwise).

> Mirror image at vertical or horizontal axis:

> > Mirrors the image at vertical or horizontal axis.

> Scan batch list:

> > Scans each image that is displayed in the batch scan list.

> Scan selected area:

> > Scans the selected (marked) image.

> Author: Oliver Rauch