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Text mode. The [Text mode] is the default scan mode for scanning an article or a sentence directly. The scanned word or sentence will be recognized and sent as typed text to your computer. Please refer to 3.2.1 Text Mode for more detailed information.
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Text mode. When you want to scan an article or a sentence directly into your computer, you can use [Text mode] : 1. Select [Text mode] in the drop-down menu from the button . 2. Select the language of the text that you want to scan from [Language recognition]. 3. Open any word processor, for example Microsoft Word or WordPad, and then click the location where you want to input. 4. Place a document on a flat surface and place the scan tip at the front of your desired scan area. Aim the scan tip arrow at the center of the desired scan area, and then press and drag the pen scanner in a straight line across the area like a highlighter. During the scanning, please make sure the white auxiliary light is on. 5. Stop applying pressure to the pen to stop scanning. The text that the pen has scanned will be displayed in your word processor immediately.
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Text mode. When you want to scan an article or a sentence directly into your computer, you can use [Text mode] :
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