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A '''Scanner Profile''' defines connections to a document capture device (scanners etc) and settings which control how the device operates. | |||
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ISIS and TWAIN drivers are supported. The scanner's driver must be installed before Grooper can connect to it through a '''Scanner Profile'''. Optionally, you may attach an '''[[IP Profile]]''' to a '''Scanner Profile''' for custom image cleanup of images. If the scanner has its own image processing software, you should disable it to fully take advantage of Grooper's '''IP Profiles'''. | |||
You may also create, edit and delete '''Scanner Profiles''' from '''Scan''' activity step in a '''[[Batch Process]]''' if the '''''Enable Profile Editing''''' and '''''Enable Profile Management''''' properties are enabled.. | |||
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Revision as of 16:35, 24 November 2020
A Scanner Profile defines connections to a document capture device (scanners etc) and settings which control how the device operates.
ISIS and TWAIN drivers are supported. The scanner's driver must be installed before Grooper can connect to it through a Scanner Profile. Optionally, you may attach an IP Profile to a Scanner Profile for custom image cleanup of images. If the scanner has its own image processing software, you should disable it to fully take advantage of Grooper's IP Profiles.
You may also create, edit and delete Scanner Profiles from Scan activity step in a Batch Process if the Enable Profile Editing and Enable Profile Management properties are enabled..