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Sharpdesk
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R3.1
User’s Guide
Version 3.1.08
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Sharpdesk

SharpdeskTM R3.1 User’s Guide Version 3.1.08 Sharpdesk User’s Guide i Downloaded From ManualsPrinter.com Manuals

Page 2 - Trademark Acknowledgements

Overview Working with Sharpdesk, you can: • Scan Images and Documents  Sharpdesk works with your scanner to let you read paper documents into y

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About This Guide This User’s Guide assumes you have a basic understanding of Windows operation and are familiar with Windows terms. This includes how

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Definitions of Terms As you work with Sharpdesk, keep in mind how the following terms are used: Images In Sharpdesk, the term Image refers to items

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2. Chapter 2 Installing Sharpdesk Installation Procedure Installing the Sharpdesk software is simple and straightforward. When you install Sharpdesk,

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Sharpdesk CD Installation To install Sharpdesk from a CD: 1. If any Windows applications are open, close them to ensure that the software installs

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Uninstalling Sharpdesk If you need to uninstall Sharpdesk, you can do so using the following standard Windows procedure for uninstalling software. 1.

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3. Chapter 3 Sharpdesk Overview Introduction Sharpdesk is a Windows application that provides integrated organization for all your paper and electron

Page 9 - Introduction

Starting Sharpdesk You can start Sharpdesk from the Windows Start menu by clicking Start, pointing to Programs, then to Sharpdesk, and finally clickin

Page 10 - Overview

Work Area The work area displays the contents of a selected folder in a thumbnail view. From the work area, you can select a file to work with, and

Page 11 - User’s Guide Organization

Navigating in Sharpdesk Working with Sharpdesk is very easy. It is designed to let you find your images and documents quickly using the Folder Window,

Page 12 - Sharpdesk Online Help

Copyright © 2000-2004 by Sharp Corporation. All rights reserved. Reproduction, adaptation or translation without prior written permission is prohi

Page 13 - Installing Sharpdesk

• Sharpdesk Folders — add a folder shortcut to the Sharpdesk Folder window, reorder folders in the Folder Window, or remove folder shortcuts from

Page 14 - Sharpdesk CD Installation

The Sharpdesk Menu The Sharpdesk menu provides you with the following options: FILE MENU DESCRIPTION New Folder Create a new folder at the current l

Page 15 - Uninstalling Sharpdesk

VIEW MENU DESCRIPTION Status Bar Toggle the status bar on and off. Output Zone Toggle the display of the Output Zone on and off. Refresh Refre

Page 16 - Sharpdesk Overview

The Sharpdesk Toolbar The Sharpdesk toolbar allows you quick access to key commands and additional Sharpdesk applications such as Composer and Imaging

Page 17 - Starting Sharpdesk

The Sharpdesk Output Zone The Sharpdesk Output Zone lets you perform functions by simply dragging and dropping a selected file to the appropriate O

Page 18 - Scroll Bars

4. Chapter 4 Working with Sharpdesk Introduction Sharpdesk makes it easy to identify, locate, and organize your files. This chapter reviews how to wo

Page 19 - Navigating in Sharpdesk

Working within a Folder On the Folder Window, click on the desired folder. The documents contained in the folder are displayed in the work area. Ea

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If the document cannot be displayed as a thumbnail, it will be shown in the work area in the following manner: If the thumbnails do not appear as exp

Page 21 - The Sharpdesk Menu

Controlling the Desktop Display Sharpdesk lets you customize the Desktop according to your preferences: • Choose the Preferences command from the

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Viewing Image Files Sharpdesk lets you choose the various image file types you can view with Sharpdesk Imaging. To do so, choose the Preferences comm

Page 23 - The Sharpdesk Toolbar

Table of Contents Chapter 1 Introduction...1 Overv

Page 24 - Exiting Sharpdesk

Setting Export Options Both Sharpdesk and Sharpdesk Composer allow you to attach and send files via email. In addition, Sharpdesk Composer allows

Page 25 - Working with Sharpdesk

information: 1. Click the mouse on the document for which you want to view details in the work area, and choose Properties from the File menu. 2. To

Page 26 - Working within a Folder

• Right-click on the document and choose Open, or, • Choose the Open command from the File menu, or, • Double-click the image/document in the wo

Page 27 - Working with Images

Copying a File A file can be copied from one folder to a different folder. To copy a file from one folder to another: 1. Open the folder with the f

Page 28 - Desktop Display Options

To scan an image from a scanner using the WIA driver: [This option is only available on Windows XP platforms.] 1. Place the image you want to scan

Page 29 - Viewing Image Files

Image View in Imaging For more information about viewing an image, refer to “Chapter 7, Sharpdesk Imaging.” Sharpdesk User’s Guide 27 Downloaded Fro

Page 30 - Setting Export Options

Changing Scanning Options You can change the default naming convention used for new scans as follows: 1. Choose the Preferences command from the T

Page 31 - Organizing Files

Chapter 5 Searching with Sharpdesk Introduction Sharpdesk’s advanced searching capabilities allow you to easily retrieve image and text files using a

Page 32 - Reordering Folders

Setup Required The Search capability is based on an index of all the words found in all of the files in the target folders identified when the inde

Page 33 - Scanning with Sharpdesk

Since all Index Databases are common to all users of the local PC, if a user indexes a private directory, either local or networked, some information

Page 34 - Viewing Scanned Images

Chapter 4 Working with Sharpdesk...17 Introduction ...

Page 35 - Image View in Imaging

Searching You can search for text files using a single word, a phrase, or a list of words. You can also perform an advanced search using a: • Docu

Page 36 - Changing Scanning Options

anywhere in the file, including the full path name of the file and document attribute fields (in summary tab of Microsoft Office documents). Example

Page 37 - Searching with Sharpdesk

ap*ed would match applied, approved, etc. Exact Match vs. “Stemming” Stemming extends a match to cover grammatical variations of a word. For exampl

Page 38 - Setup Required

Examining the Results The search results list shows you each file that contains the word or phase you entered to search. It displays the name of the f

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Sorting the Results List You can re-sort the search results list by choosing a sort option from the Sorted by drop-down. The results list can be so

Page 40 - Searching

2. Select the favorite search query from the list provided. It will fill the Search For box when you select it. 3. Click Find. Advanced Searching T

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• Size (at least or at most) Note that you cannot use the Boolean operators (“and”, “or”, “not”, or “near”) on the fields in the File Attributes T

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1. Select the search term you want to remove in the Favorite Search Terms box 2. Click the Remove button. When the Favorites list is the way you wan

Page 43 - Examining the Results

Display Favorites box on this page is unchecked, the Favorites button will not be present on the Advanced page. 5. Indexes to be searched are disp

Page 44 - Using Favorite Searches

2. Click the Create button. The Index Database Creation Wizard begins. 3. Click Next. The Index Name and Location window displays. 4. Enter a

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Setup Required...30 Index Databases ...

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5. Click the checkbox next to the folder(s) you want to include in the index (any sub-folders are automatically selected). To clear all your selec

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7. To create the index later, select Skip building Index Database for now and click Next. To create the index database now, select Build Index Datab

Page 48 - Setting up an Index

3. Make the desired changes to the folders or sub-folders you want searched, or the file extensions you want to include. 4. Click Save. Your cha

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To set up or modify the Index Schedule: 1. Choose Indexing Schedule from the Search option in the Tools menu. This can also be selected from the Sear

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6. If you are running on Windows NT, 2000, or XP, you may be asked to provide your login name and password before the Index schedule can be saved.

Page 51 - Editing an Index Database

Show Progress Select the Show Progress item to display the current file being indexed. A display similar to the following will appear: Show Last Ind

Page 52 - Setting up an Index Schedule

Chapter 6 Composing with Sharpdesk Introduction Using Sharpdesk Composer, you can combine files of different types into a single production- ready d

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Application Version Support Drag & Drop? Support direct print? Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0, 6.0 Yes (Note 1) Yes (Note 1) Adobe Illustrator A

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Starting Composer To start the Composer from Sharpdesk: Click the Composer icon on the Sharpdesk toolbar, or choose the Composer command from the

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Reference Area The Reference section lists all source documents displayed in the Work Area. The Reference area shows the document name, the number of

Page 56 - Composing with Sharpdesk

Chapter 6 Composing with Sharpdesk ...48 Introduction ...

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MENU DESCRIPTION View References Toggle the reference documents list on and off. Toolbars Toggle the toolbar on and off. Tools Reinstall Prin

Page 58 - Starting Composer

Working with Composer Pages are loaded into Composer by printing to the Sharpdesk Composer driver from third-party applications (for example, MS Word,

Page 59 - Menu Options

2. Click OK to save your settings and close the Properties screen. 3. Click OK or Print (depending on the application you’re running) to start the

Page 60 - Toolbar Options

• To view the Work Area only, uncheck the References option in the View menu. You can also enlarge the Work Area (or the Reference Area) by grabbing

Page 61 - Working with Composer

File.Page Setup menu option. If specific pages were not selected prior to entering the Header/Footer dialog, only the “Entire document” selection

Page 62 - Creating Composer Documents

saved. If this is the first time you are saving the document, a Save As dialog box displays allowing you to name it and save it with a .SDF extension.

Page 63 - Headers and Footers

7. Chapter 7 Sharpdesk Imaging Introduction Using Sharpdesk Imaging, you can view images, manipulate them, annotate them, and print them. Basic Imagi

Page 64 - Saving Documents

Types of Images An image is an electronic representation of a text document, a photograph, a line drawing, or other graphical entity. You can create a

Page 65 - Closing Composer

Simple Image Document Another image document could be a collection of faxes, memos, and photographs that are scanned to a multi-page image file.

Page 66 - Sharpdesk Imaging

IMAGE FILE TYPE EXTENSION JPEG File .JPG, .JPE, .JPEG PCX/DCX Document .PCX, .DCX WIFF Document .WIF XIF Document .XIF You can display a single

Page 67 - Image Documents

Chapter 7 Sharpdesk Imaging...58 Introduction ...

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In some cases, converting from one format to another causes the source image to permanently lose certain attributes. For example, if you save a col

Page 69 - • .AWD (Windows 98 only)

When the annotation icon appears next to a thumbnail's page number, it means the page contains one or more annotations. Annotating an Image D

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Using the Straighten Page option from the Tools menu, you can straighten an image that is crooked in relation to the background page. After you dra

Page 71 - Contact Sheet Dialog

The Summary tab allows you to specify property values for your image documents. You may want to standardize the values you use so your documents are o

Page 72 - Setting Properties Dialog

4. Select the drive or folder you want to search from the Look in drop-down. To navigate to a particular folder, use the Browse button. 5. Click

Page 73 - Open Dialog

4. Position the pointer over the vertical bar separating the Thumbnail and Page windows and picture. When the pointer changes shape, hold down the le

Page 74 - Displaying an Image Document

3. Place the pointer over the handle in the lower right corner of the thumbnail, hold down the left mouse button, and then drag the handle diagona

Page 75 - Thumbnail Size Dialog

2. Navigate to the image document you want to annotate, and click Open. The image document appears. 3. Choose the One Page command from the View menu

Page 76 - Annotating a Document

The Rubber Stamp Font Properties dialog appears. Rubber Stamp Font Properties Dialog 6. Choose the desired font attributes and color, and click

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Highlighter Properties Dialog 3. Choose a color, such as light blue, that allows the text to show through. 4. Click OK to apply the new color.

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Chapter 8 Converting Images to Text...73 Introduction ...

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Straighten Page Dialog 4. Click OK in the Straighten Page dialog. The page rotates until the reference line you drew is parallel with the top a

Page 80 - Straighten Page Dialog

Chapter 8 Converting Images to Text Introduction Sharpdesk lets you convert a non-editable, graphical image containing text into a file that can be e

Page 81 - Converting Images to Text

Setting Convert by OCR Options Sharpdesk lets you set the various options that control the OCR process. To do so, choose the Preferences command fr

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Setting the Output File format You may select one of the following output file formats for the OCR process: Save File As format Adobe PDF (*.pdf) Adob

Page 83 - Save File As format

Setting the Original Document Layout The Original Document Layout setting tells the OCR engine what to expect in the image(s) it is about to proces

Page 84 - Layout Setting Description

Selecting a User Dictionary You may improve the recognition of words that you find in documents you scan often by creating a User Dictionary. The cur

Page 85 - Selecting a User Dictionary

Deleting words from the user dictionary Select the words currently in the dictionary you want to remove by clicking on it in the list; this will hi

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Creating a new User Dictionary To create a new User Dictionary, click on the New button in the User Dictionary Files dialog. This will display the fo

Page 87 - Setting the Reject Character

completes, the dialog automatically closes and the finished text document appears in the appropriate application. If you click Cancel, the ongoing

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Chapter 9 Glossary Introduction The following terms and definitions can assist you when working with Sharpdesk. A ASCII Acronym for American Standard

Page 89 - Glossary

1. Chapter 1 Introduction Welcome to Sharpdesk! This software offers you a complete, easy-to-use solution for organizing and working with your paper

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G Graphic A written, printed, or electronically displayed symbol or drawing. Also, characters or text that have been generated by a computer graphics

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T TWAIN Both a protocol and an application programmer’s interface (API) that lets you input image data directly from any source (for example: desktop

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