Description:

The Epson Expression 1600 Scanner allows you to scan images, such as photos and pages of text.

1. Open Photoshop by selecting Programs, Adobe, and then Photoshop from the Start Menu.
2. From the File menu select Import . Twain 32.
3. A window will appear that gives you the scanning options. You want to choose appropriate settings from the source and destination menus.
4. Select an appropriate resolution. Remember a higher resolution will create a file that is very large and will be slow to scan. Make sure to check how large it tells you the file will be before you scan the image.
5. You can use the Preview option to select what should be scanned, otherwise the entire scanner area will be scanned.
6. Select Scan to scan your image.
7. When it is done, your image will load in Photoshop. You can now edit your image.
8. Save your file, and you are done.

1. From the Start menu, select Programs . TextBridge Classic 2.0 to open TextBridge.
2. Click on the button that looks like this to scan your document.
   
3. In the window that appears, select Any Page. Select Scanner from Page Source. Click OK.
4. In the new window select OCR for Source and Destination. Click on Scan to scan the document.
5. When the document is finished being scanned, it will appear in TextBridge. Use the mouse to highlight the text you want saved into your new document.
6. When you are finished highlighting, click on this button.
   
7. You will have the option of selecting the destination file and what format you would like your document in. When you are finished you can open your document in a word processor to edit it.

1. Make sure the reflective document mat is NOT attached to the upper part of the scanning bed.
2. Find the appropriate sized film guide for your transparent item. There are guides for 35 mm film, 35 mm slides, 4 by 5 inch film, and 120-size or 220-size film.
3. Open Photoshop by selecting Programs, Adobe, and then Photoshop from the Start Menu.
4. From the File menu select Import . Twain 32.
5. A window will appear that gives you the scanning options. You want to choose TPU Neg or Pos for document source (Neg for negatives, Pos for positives).
6. Select an appropriate resolution. Remember a higher resolution will create a file that is very large and will be slow to scan. Make sure to check how large it tells you the file will be before you scan the image.
7. You can use the Preview option to select what should be scanned, otherwise the entire scanner area will be scanned.
8. Select Scan to scan your image.
9. When it is done, your image will load in Photoshop. You can now edit your image.