CorelDRAW Help | Scanning images

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Scanning images

You can scan images in CorelDRAW. CorelDRAW supports scanners that use Microsoft Windows Image Acquisition (WIA), which provides a standard interface for scanning images.

If your scanner does not support WIA, but has a compatible TWAIN driver, you may be able to use this driver for scanning images in CorelDRAW. TWAIN is supported by both the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of CorelDRAW. However, note that there are very few 64-bit TWAIN drivers available.

The software interfaces and options vary. For information about using the software associated with your scanner, see the manufacturer’s documentation.

To scan images

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Click File

Acquire image, and click one of the following commands:

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Select WIA source — for a scanner that uses a WIA driver

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Select TWAIN source — for a scanner that uses a TWAIN driver

A command appears disabled if a compatible WIA or TWAIN scanner driver is not installed.

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Choose a scanner from the dialog box that appears.

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Click Select.

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Click File

Acquire image

Acquire.

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Preview the image, and select the area that you want to scan.

WIA, in combination with some scanners, supports scanning of multiple areas to separate files.

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Click Scan.

On your scanner’s interface, this button may have a different name, such as OK or Send.

To scan additional images during the same session, click File Acquire image Acquire.

Not all suite components documented in this Help are available in our Trial, Academic, and OEM versions. Unavailable components may include Corel applications, product features, third-party utilities, and extra content files.

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