Settings
The icons in the panel have been returned to the menu panel, except for the printer icon, under Image settings. The print option can be found under File. Each menu item in the image settings is briefly described below.
G ImageCanvas Open image in graphic application 	 Enter a graphics application for opening your scanned image directly. Recommended applications include The GIMP.
O ImageCanvas OCR image... 	 Start the window for optical character recognition (OCR). If you have gocr installed, then the path to it should be in the path line. This starts the character recognition for the preview image or for the highlighted area.
C ImageCanvas OCR on selection... 	 A window will reappear for the character recognition. Here, however, the character recognition is only for the area highlighted in the final scan.
I ImageCanvas Scale to Width 	 This proportionally scales the image in the large canvas to the width of the display.
H ImageCanvas Scale to Height 	 Proportionately scales the image to the height of the display.
S ImageCanvas Original Size 	 Restores the original scan size by reducing or enlarging the image in the display.
There are additional methods of scaling an image: right click the image display. Redefine the three named options and set the enlargement itself. This can also be done in the Preview window.
N ImageCanvas Create from selection 	 If the scanned image includes more than you want to appear in the final image, use this tool to crop your image by marking your selection in the larger image display to the right then selecting this tool. The image is cropped according to your selection. You may already be familiar with this function from The GIMP crop tool.
V ImageScan Mirror image vertically 	 Flip image vertically.
M ImageScan Mirror image horizontally 	 Flip image horizontally.
B ImageScan Mirror both directions 	 Flip image both horizontally and vertically.
R ImageScan Rotate image clockwise 	 Rotate the image ninety degrees clockwise.
W ImageScan Rotate image counter-clockwise 	 Rotate the image ninety degrees counterclockwise.
D ImageScan Rotate image 180 degrees 	 Rotates image 180 degrees.