How To
Using the Review Document Options
CCH Scan
In the Pages and Tools groups in the ribbon there are several options that allow you to manipulate the documents displayed. These options range from changing the orientation to splitting documents.
Review Document Ribbon Options
The following table describes the Review Document options:
| Icon | Icon Name | What it does... |
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Rotate Left | *To rotate image left 90º. Select the image thumbnail and then click Rotate Left. |
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Rotate Right | *Rotate image right 90º. Select the image thumbnail and then click Rotate Right. |
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Split | To divide a document into separate documents. Select the thumbnail of the page at the beginning of the section that you want to split from, and then click the Split. |
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Zoom In | Select the image thumbnail and then click Zoom In to increase magnification. |
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Zoom Out | Select the image thumbnail and then click Zoom Out to decrease magnification. |
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Delete Pages | Select the image that you want to delete and then click the Delete option. Click Yes on the confirmation message that appears. |
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Select All Pages | Selects all pages that makes up the document. |
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Deselect All Pages | Deselects any selected pages. |
Tip!
*To rotate several images, hold down the Ctrl key whilst clicking the thumbnails for the images you want to rotate. Release the Ctrl key and then click the relevant rotate option.
You can also use the Ctrl key to select individual pages. Hold the Ctrl key then click the thumbnails that you want to select.
Review Document Short-Cut Menu Options
A short-cut menu provides quick access to some of the Review Document options. To display these options right-click an image thumbnail:
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