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CCH Document Management
Scan Module  - USB Twain Scanner Device Scanning
The document describes the functionality of a Scan Module that allows users to manage and initiate file scans from a USB scanner connected to their PC's local USB port. This feature can be accessed through the main ribbon interface.
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CCH Document Management
Scanning Documents
This document outlines two primary scanning methods for integrating physical documents into a Document Management system: 1) Photocopier (MFD) Network Scanning, which utilizes a photocopier for scanning, and 2) USB Twain Scanner Device Scanning, which employs a USB scanner device. Each method is linked to detailed guidelines for effective utilization.
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CCH ScanCCH Document Management
Stopping a Scan
This document provides instructions on how to stop a scan job using the "Stop Scan" option located on the task bar. By clicking this option, the ongoing scan will be aborted after a short delay.
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CCH Scan
Scanner Settings
This document provides a detailed guide on modifying scanner settings. It outlines steps to access the Scanner Settings window and customize various options, including selecting the scanner, scan mode (Black & White recommended), DPI settings, page size, and scan modes (Flatbed or Batch Scan). Additional functionalities include displaying the scanner's driver UI during scanning, setting default options, and adjusting brightness and contrast. A note emphasizes that options may vary depending on the installed scanner type.
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CCH Audit Automation
Scanning Documents
The document explains how CCH Audit Automation enables users to scan and incorporate documents as working papers in an auditing process. It details the setup requirements, file formats available (TIFF, JPEG, PNG), and recommended scanning settings for optimal document quality and size reduction. The guide also covers scanning procedures, error handling, document annotation, cross-referencing capabilities, and printing options. Users can modify scanner settings, make adjustments to scanned images, and interact with annotations for efficient document management. Additionally, the document emphasizes usability features such as thumbnail views and display enhancements.
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