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Cardscan 600C User Manual

Copyright © 2001 Corex Technologies Corp. All rights reserved worldwide. This guide is protected by federal copyright law. No part of this guide may be reproduced or distributed, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system, translated into any spoken or computer language or transmitted in any form or by any means whatsoever without the prior written consent of:
Trademarks: CardScan and CardScan.Net are registered trademark of Corex Technologies Corp. Windows is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
Disclaimer of Warranties: Corex Technologies Corp. makes no warranty, representation or promise not expressly set forth in this agreement. Corex Technologies Corp. disclaims and excludes any and all implied warranties of merchantability, title, or fitness for a particular purpose. Corex Technologies Corp. does not warrant that the software or documentation will satisfy your requirements or that the software and documentation are without defect or error or that the operation of the software will be uninterrupted.
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY: Corex Technologies Corp.’s aggregate liability, as well as that of the authors of programs sold by Corex Technologies, arising from or relating to this agreement or the software or documentation is limited to the total of all payments made by or for you for the license. This limited warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may have others which vary from state to state. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.
Chapter 1 About CardScan
Introducing CardScan Features .................................................. 1-1
Scanning and Processing
Accuracy
Graphical User Interface
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CardScan views ..................................................................... 1-3
Toolbar ................................................................................... 1-7
Alphabet Bar .......................................................................... 1-8
Status Line ............................................................................. 1-8
Big Picture ............................................................................. 1-9
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Chapter 2 Installing, Starting
and Setting Up CardScan
System Requirements .............................................................. 2-1
Before Installing CardScan Software
Installing CardScan Software
Starting and Setting Up CardScan
Converting Files Created with Earlier Versions
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Chapter 3 Quick Start
Save Your First File ................................................................. 3-2
Scan and Process a Card
Review your scanner’s setup ................................................. 3-4
Scan a card ........................................................................... 3-5
Verify and Edit the Contact
Add Notes
Categorize Contact
Work with Multiple Contacts....................................................... 3-9
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Explore List view .................................................................... 3-9
Sort the list ...........................................................................3-11
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Find Contacts ....................................................................... 3-12
Using QuickSearch ...............................................................3-12
Using Categories ..................................................................3-13
Work with Multiple Files
Create a new file ...................................................................3-14
Enter a contact manually .......................................................3-15
Copy contacts between files ..................................................3-16
Print a Contact
Send Email
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Chapter 4 Scanning
Using CardScan 600c Scanner .................................................. 4-1
Using TWAIN-Compliant Scanners
Guidelines .............................................................................. 4-3
Scanning Options for TWAIN-compliant scanners .................. 4-4
Scanning multiple cards simultaneously ................................. 4-5
Using Batch Options
Scanning the Back of a Card
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Chapter 5 Entering Contacts by Importing
and by Dragging and Dropping
Importing Files from Contact Managers and PIMs ........................... 5-1
Dragging and Dropping vCards
Dragging and Dropping Text from Emails and Electronic Letters
................................................. 5-3
Chapter 6 Verifying and Editing Contacts
Verifying Contact Information ..................................................... 6-1
Why you should verify ............................................................ 6-1
Verify at your convenience ..................................................... 6-1
Verifying hidden text and fields .............................................. 6-2
Checking details of names and addresses ............................. 6-3
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......... 5-4
Editing Text ........................................................................... 6-4
Adding Phone Numbers
Adding Email and Web Addresses
Editing Lists of Phone and Email Labels
Some label facts to keep in mind ........................................... 6-8
Adding Notes
Categorizing
Duplicating Contacts
Deleting Contacts and Images
......................................................................... 6-9
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Deleting contacts ..................................................................6-10
Deleting images ....................................................................6-11
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Chapter 7 Using Categories
Categorizing One Contact ......................................................... 7-1
Categorizing Multiple Contacts
Checkboxes in Assign Categories dialog ............................... 7-3
Adding, Renaming and Deleting Categories
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Chapter 8 Finding Contacts
Finding Contacts with QuickSearch ........................................... 8-1
Searching on text and fields ................................................... 8-2
Searching for multiple words .................................................. 8-2
More examples of QuickSearch ............................................. 8-3
Setting QuickSearch preferences ........................................... 8-4
Finding Contacts by Category
Finding Contacts Starting with the Same Letter
.................................................... 8-5
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Chapter 9 Working with Files
Sorting Contacts in a File.......................................................... 9-1
Customizing List View
Combining Two Files
Dragging and dropping contacts between files ....................... 9-4
Copying and pasting contacts between files ........................... 9-5
Splitting a File
Saving Files
Renaming Files
Moving Files
Reconciling Two CardScan Files
Backing Up Files
Restoring Backup Files
........................................................................ 9-6
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Chapter 10 CardScan.Net
About CardScan.Net............................................................... 10-1
Creating CardScan.Net Account and Address Book
Working With CardScan.Net Files
Working with address books on the Web ...............................10-8
Working with .Net Files in CardScan .....................................10-9
Understanding CardScan.Net Indicator ...............................10-12
About Synchronization
Conflict Resolution
Manual Synchronization
Synchronizing one address book ........................................10-14
Synchronizing all address books .........................................10-14
Automatic Synchronization
Enabling automatic synchronization ....................................10-15
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Managing CardScan.Net Files................................................. 10-16
Viewing status of your CardScan.Net files ...........................10-16
Deleting, renaming, and unlinking files ................................10-17
Accessing Your CardScan.Net Account
..................................... 10-17
Chapter 11 Copying CardScan Contacts
to Contact Managers and PIMs
Transferring Contacts.............................................................. 11-1
Exporting Contacts
Creating an Export file ..........................................................11-3
Importing the Export text file into the other application .......... 11-3
Dragging and Dropping vCards from CardScan
Copying and Pasting Contacts from CardScan
Using Copy Settings
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Chapter 12 Synchronizing with
Contact Managers and PIMs
Synchronizing Manually Using Intellisync™ for CardScan ............... 12-1
Configuring Intellisync ...........................................................12-1
Synchronizing .......................................................................12-6
Understanding data conflicts .................................................12-8
When to use Re-Sync .........................................................12-10
Setting Advanced Options ...................................................12-11
Synchronizing Automatically, Using AutoSync™
Setting up AutoSync ...........................................................12-15
Controlling AutoSync with the taskbar icon .........................12-17
Table of Contents
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Chapter 13 Synchronizing with Palm
Computing™ Organizers
CardScan Conduit for Palm ...................................................... 13-1
Installing the CardScan Conduit
Setting up the CardScan Conduit
First-time setup .....................................................................13-4
Changing Conduit settings ....................................................13-7
Choosing one-way or two-way synchronization .....................13-8
First-Time Synchronization
Before synchronizing ............................................................13-9
To synchronize ......................................................................13-9
Synchronization Examples
Synchronizing a CardScan file with one handheld ...............13-10
Synchronizing a CardScanfile with multiple handhelds ........13-11
Synchronizing a handheld with
CardScan and another application ......................................13-13
Synchronization of Categories
Synchronization of Phone and Email Labels
Troubleshooting Tips
Duplicate records ................................................................13-17
Error messages ..................................................................13-18
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Chapter 14 Synchronizing with Windows® CE Devices
Installing the ActiveSync Module ............................................... 14-1
Setting up ActiveSync
Reviewing Synchronization Status
Changing ActiveSync Options
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Chapter 15 Synchronizing with Psion® Palmtops
Installing the CardScan Synchronization Module ........................... 15-1
Setting Up the Psion PsiWin Software
Defining synchronization tasks ..............................................15-3
Synchronizing CardScan and Psion
Synchronizing manually ........................................................15-6
Synchronizing automatically ..................................................15-9
Changing Settings
Changing filenames and locations .......................................15-10
Deleting tasks .....................................................................15-12
Creating tasks .....................................................................15-12
Troubleshooting Tips
Error messages ..................................................................15-13
Other problems ...................................................................15-14
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Chapter 16 Controlling Duplicate Contacts
Finding Duplicate Contacts....................................................... 16-1
Comparing Duplicate Contacts
Deleting Duplicate Contacts
Copying Information from One Duplicate Contact to Another
.................................................. 16-3
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Chapter 17 Contacting People Directly from CardScan
Emailing, Dialing, and Browsing Web Sites .................................. 17-1
Emailing Contacts from CardScan
Supported Email applications ................................................17-1
Setting email preferences .....................................................17-2
Sending email .......................................................................17-4
Sending contacts via email ...................................................17-4
Addressing Faxes
Using CardScan with WinFax®Pro ........................................17-5
Using CardScan with FaxWorks®Pro ....................................17-5
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Dialing Phone and Fax Numbers ............................................... 17-6
Dialing a phone number ........................................................17-6
Dialing an international number .............................................17-7
Dialing phone numbers with
extensions or special access codes ......................................17-7
Visiting Contacts’ Web Sites
Displaying Contact’s Address on Web-based Map
Including Your Business Card in Outgoing Emails
Enabling Signature Card .......................................................17-9
Disabling Signature Card ....................................................17-11
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Chapter 18 Sharing CardScan on a Network
Opening Files ....................................................................... 18-1
Sharing Files
Protecting Your Contact Information
........................................................................ 18-1
What you see is real .............................................................18-2
........................................... 18-3
Protecting files with passwords .............................................18-3
Changing and removing passwords ......................................18-3
Chapter 19 Setting Preferences
Selecting Scanner and Scanning Options .................................... 19-1
Setting Default Views for Contacts and Tabs
Setting Display Options for QuickSearch
Setting Email Preferences
Setting Display Options for Warnings
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Chapter 20 Getting CardScan Updates from the Web
Instructions .......................................................................... 20-1
Advanced Options
.................................................................. 20-4
Chapter 21 Printing
Instructions for Printing ........................................................... 21-2
Creating and Editing Page Layouts
............................................ 21-8
Appendix A: Registering CardScan
How to Register...................................................................... A-1
Appendix B: CardScan Information and Support
Documentation and Online Help ................................................. B-1
Corex Web Site
Product information ................................................................ B-2
Support Knowledge Base ....................................................... B-2
Compatibility information ........................................................ B-2
Software and other updates ................................................... B-3
Corex Technical Support
...................................................................... B-2
........................................................... B-3
Appendix C: About vCard
Appendix D: Uninstalling CardScan
Index
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Chapter 1 About CardScan

This chapter introduces CardScan’s features, the basics of its scanning and processing functions, and the details of its graphical user interface.

Introducing CardScan Features

CardScan enables you to:
New! • Transform your contact information into online address
books available to you anytime in your private account on a secure Web site CardScan.Net, at www.cardscan.net.
New! • Display a Web-based map of a contact’s address.
New! • Automatically include an image of your business card in
all outgoing emails, if using Microsoft Outlook 98 or later.
New! • With the CardScan 600c color scanner, scan and process
business cards in color.
Introducing CardScan Features
• Process cards from Australia, Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Sweden, the UK, and the US.
• During scanning, automatically categorize batches of cards and add notes to each card in the batch.
• For cards with information on both sides, capture and include an image of the back of the card.
• Find any contact or group of contacts using QuickSearch and categories.
• Synchronize CardScan files with Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs):
- Palm OS
- Windows CE
- Psion
• Synchronize with contact managers and Personal Information Managers (PIMs) supporting Intellisync.
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connected organizers
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palmtops
and Pocket PCs
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• Drag and drop contacts from CardScan to applications supporting vCard. Drag and drop contacts from such applications and Web sites into CardScan.
• Transfer and export contacts from CardScan to contact managers and PIMs, and import contacts into CardScan.
• Work on CardScan files on a network simultaneously with other CardScan users.
• Reach your contacts directly from CardScan by email, phone and fax, and on their Web sites.

Scanning and Processing

When scanning a card, with a CardScan scanner or with a TWAIN-compliant scanner, CardScan:
1. Communicates with the scanner and captures an image of the card.
2. Saves the card image on the computer’s hard drive and allows you to continue scanning or process the saved image immediately, or use batch-scanning options.
When processing, CardScan uses the AccuCard to:
• Read the digital image created by your scanner.
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• Convert the information into text and place it into labeled fields (such as Name, Company, Address, and so forth). It places information not belonging to any particular field into the field called Other.
The result appears in Edit view for review and editing as needed. See CardScan views on page 1-3.

Accuracy

Accuracy
CardScan accurately interprets the images captured by your scanner. However, business cards with complex designs, unusual fonts, and colors may cause occasional mistakes.
To maximize accuracy:
• Calibrate your scanner when prompted by the Scanner Setup Wizard (described in the Scanner Setup Card) and any time using CardScan’s Preferences (see Setting Preferences on page 19-1).
• When scanning with a CardScan scanner, insert cards flush with the right-hand side of the scanner tray.
• Verify processed information. CardScan makes it easier to do. It marks newly scanned contacts as unverified, and reminds you about unverified contacts whenever accuracy is important (for example, when you try to print or transfer contacts). See Verifying and Editing Contacts on page 6-1.

Graphical User Interface

This section describes:
• CardScan views
•Toolbar
• Alphabet bar
•Status line
•Big Picture

CardScan views

You can display contacts in
•Edit view
• Summary view
•List view
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Edit View Use Edit view to:
Alphabet Bar (see page 1-8)
Toolbar (see page 1-7)
You can accomplish any task from any view. However, choosing the most suitable view expedites the process.
• Verify and edit a contact
• Categorize a contact
• Add notes to a contact
The following figure illustrates frequently used features of Edit view. For more information, see page 3-6 through page 3-8.
Click to transfer contact to the currently running PIM.
Click to check details of name and address.
Check this box when done verifying.
Click to display back of card.
Click to add or view notes.
Click to categorize.
Edit view displayed
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Status line (see page 1-8)
Click to zoom in or out of image.
Current date and time
Click to hide additional field.
Click to open additional field.
Click to hide all additional fields.
CardScan.Net indicator
Summary View Use Summary view to:
• Look up a contact’s information
• Categorize and add notes to a contact
• Email and phone a contact, and visit a contact’s Web site
• Display a Web-based map of contact’s address
• See when the contact was created and modified
To use a phone number, email address, or a Web address, point at it and click when the context-sensitive cursor takes the appropriate shape. The following figure illustrates launching your default browser to the Web address on the card.
Context-Sensitive
Cursors
Email Cursor
Graphical User Interface
Dial Cursor
Browse Cursor
Display List view.
Display Edit view.
Visit Web site.
Summary view displayed.
TIP: The Browse cursor also appears when you point to an address in the Summary view. Click, and a Web-map of the address displays!
For more information, see Contacting People Directly from CardScan on page 17-1.
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List View Use List view to view and manipulate multiple contacts. The
following figure illustrates some uses of List view.
Click to display all contacts.
Click to transfer selected contacts to a PIM.
Click to send email to selected contacts.
List view displayed.
Click to transfer selected contacts to the currently running PIM.
Right-click menu
In List view, you can display all contacts in a file or only some contacts (for example, contacts found with QuickSearch).
In either case, the List button (in the lower-left corner) is depressed, as illustrated above. To be sure you are viewing all contacts, click on the Alphabet Bar.
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List view is a table where each row represents a contact, each column represents a field. By default, CardScan displays the Name, Company, and Phone fields, respectively. The question mark (?) indicates unverified contacts.
By default, CardScan sorts lists by the Name field, as shown in the figure. Note that the column heading is underlined and the entire column is shaded.
Graphical User Interface
To sort by any other field, click the column heading.
Sorted by name
Sorted by company
NOTE: You can customize List view to display more or fewer fields, and use any field for sorting. See Working with Files on page 9-1.

Toolbar

The Toolbar contains buttons for quick access to features used most often.
Scan a card.
Delete selected card(s).
Transfer card informatio n to another application.
Copy card to Clipboard.
Enter new card by typing.
Dial phone number on card.
Send email to address on selected card.
Display online help.
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Alphabet Bar

Use the Alphabet Bar, to find all contacts starting with the same letter.
Click to display all contacts.
Notice that some letters on the Alphabet Bar appear in boldface. This indicates that the file contains contacts whose last names start with that letter. When you click a boldface letter on the Alphabet Bar, CardScan lists only the contacts whose last names start with that letter, as illustrated in Status Line, next section.
If you sort List view by company or city, the Alphabet Bar identifies contacts based on that field. You can also customize List view to sort by other fields, and then use the Alphabet Bar to find contacts starting with the same letter. See Customizing List View on page 9-3.

Status Line

Displaying List view
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The Status line comments on the current view. For example:
Signed out of CardScan.Net
2 of 14 contacts displayed
Description of list displayed
Graphical User Interface

Big Picture

While viewing contacts in any view, you can simultaneously display a card’s image in a window called “Big Picture.” To do so, choose View→Big Picture.
The Big Picture helps you to:
• Edit contacts more easily.
• Peruse specific contacts in List view, as illustrated next. With the Big Picture displayed, click any contact in the list to view its image.
The Options and Image menus in the Big Picture allow you to:
• Change image size.
• Zoom in and out.
• Move and dock the Big Picture anywhere on the screen.
• Display the back of a card if included.
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Chapter 2 Installing, Starting
and Setting Up CardScan
IMPORTANT: You must install the CardScan software before connecting your scanner.
For instructions on connecting, setting up and calibrating your CardScan scanner, see the Scanner Setup Card. For instructions on connecting a TWAIN-compliant scanner, see your scanner’s documentation.

System Requirements

• Windows 98 or later
• Pentium processor or higher
• 32 MB of RAM
• 35 MB free hard disk space for a minimum installation and 50 MB for a full installation
• CD-ROM drive
• Modem for autodialing
• Windows-compatible network for multiple users
• Mouse recommended
• USB port for scanner connection
System Requirements

Before Installing CardScan Software

NOTE: If running Windows 2000, log on as Administrator or to an account with Administrator privileges.
• Locate your software serial number in the CD-ROM package.
• To use CardScan with Palm and Pocket PC devices, install the desktop software for these devices before installing CardScan.
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, Psion®, or Windows CE®
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For example, if you install Palm Desktop on your computer before installing CardScan, CardScan’s Installation Wizard shows the Conduit for Palm enabled in the Synchronization Options screen, as shown below:

Installing CardScan Software

To install CardScan for the first time or over an earlier version:
1. Insert the CardScan CD-ROM. The Autorun screen appears.
2. Click Install CardScan. The CardScan InstallShield Wizard appears.
3. Follow the InstallShield Wizard’s prompts.
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Starting and Setting Up CardScan

Starting and Setting Up CardScan
If you do not launch CardScan as part of the installation:
1. Choose Start→Programs→CardScan. The CardScan
program group is displayed:
2. Choose CardScan. The Scanner Setup wizard appears:
3. Follow the wizard’s prompts to set up your CardScan scanner or a TWAIN-compliant scanner.
TIP: You can run the Scanner Setup Wizard any time. Choose Tools→Scanner Setup Wizard.
For information about setting up a CardScan scanner, see the Scanner Setup Card included with your scanner.
For information about setting up TWAIN-compliant scanners, see Using TWAIN-Compliant Scanners on page 4-3.
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Converting Files Created
with Earlier Versions
If you install CardScan 6.0 over an earlier version, CardScan prompts you to convert your old files the first time you open them.
CAUTION
Once converted, a file cannot be opened by an earlier version of CardScan. Therefore, prevent problems by following the instructions below.
A. When prompted to convert your file, check the box
S
AVE A COPY OF THE ORIGINAL FILE. This saves a backup
copy in the Backup directory under CardScan.
B. Before deleting backup copies, make sure:
• Your converted file works correctly.
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• You do not plan to use the previous version.
• You are using a full (not trial) version of CardScan.
• You have saved a recent backup of your file(s) on a diskette, or CD-ROM, or Zip disk, or the like.

Chapter 3 Quick Start

If you are new to CardScan, this chapter will help you start using CardScan’s basic functions. Once familiar with the basics, please refer to the other chapters to learn more about the features introduced here and to explore CardScan’s advanced features.
In this chapter you will learn to:
• Save your first file
• Scan and process a card
• Verify and edit a card
• Add Notes
• Categorize a contact
• Work with multiple cards
•Find cards
• Work with multiple files
• Print a card
Before you begin Please:
• Read About CardScan on page 1-1, especially descriptions of CardScan’s graphical user interface.
• Install CardScan.
• Set up your scanner.
• If your scanner is not manufactured by Corex, make sure you have your scanner’s documentation.
• Choose about 20 business cards for practicing. Choose cards that include phone and fax numbers, email addresses, and Web sites.
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Getting help If you have a question, try CardScan’s
online help.
If you have a question about CardScan’s graphical user interface, place the cursor over a feature to see its description displayed.

Save Your First File

When you start CardScan for the first time, it creates an empty file and displays it in List view. The view is blank because the file is empty. However, CardScan indicates that a new file is open by displaying a tab with the filename Untitled-1 at the bottom of List view.
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Click this icon for help.
File name
List view displayed
Click to switch to Edit view.
Click to switch to Summary view.
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No cards in this file

Scan and Process a Card

Before entering any contacts into this file, save it with a descriptive name. CardScan accepts long file names, so use any name you like:
1. Choose File→Save As. The Save As window appears,
indicating the default directory for the file. You can keep all your CardScan files in this directory or choose a different one.
2. Type the filename. For this tutorial, name it First File.
3. Click Save. The name First File replaces Untitled-1 on
the filename tab.
.cdb extension CardScan files use the extension .cdb. Therefore, all your
contact files will have this extension.
TIP: You can rename the file later, using the File→Rename command.
Scan and Process a Card
Having saved your file, you can safely scan cards into it.
In this section you will:
• Review your scanner’s setup
• Scan and process a card
If you have a CardScan scanner, your scanning instructions are in Using CardScan 600c Scanner on page 4-1. If you have a TWAIN-compliant scanner, see Using TWAIN-Compliant Scanners on page 4-3 for guidelines.
The following section explains how to review your scanner’s setup. It addresses both CardScan scanners and TWAIN-compliant scanners.
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Review your scanner’s setup

Your scanner may be able to scan cards automatically—one after the other. All CardScan scanners do this by default. Otherwise, you need to scan your cards one at a time—using the button on the Toolbar or the Card→Scan command.
To check if your scanner can scan cards automatically:
1. Choose Edit→Preferences. The Preferences dialog
appears.
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2. Select Scan to display your scanning options.
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