VueScan supports Windows versions 2000 to 8. The free trial might also support fewer devices, though the list of supported devices is so long that we can't imagine what could be left off. VueScan is free to try, though the trial version places a watermark on saved images.
VueScan's processing features can restore faded colors and perform other professional-type adjustments, but it's also easy to use. VueScan is compatible with most flatbed and film scanners, and their software, which means you can use it without making any changes to your PC or existing scanner software. The images will also be opened up in a specified External Viewer and External Editor should those options be enabled under the Preferences tab.You've got a scanner, but to scan images into your PC, you need software like VueScan from Hamrick Software.
The scanned images will be saved to the specified path under the Output tab. When the last document has been scanned and the save settings have been enabled, locate and press the “Last page” button near the Scan and Preview buttons. For instructions on how to save scanned images in VueScan please refer to steps 7-11 of the Scanning Images and Documents with VueScan KB Article. It is recommended to use either the TIFF or PDF save settings when using the “Multi page” scanning option. At this time it is important that the settings for saving scanned images are checked and enabled. 
*For instructions on how to use VueScan to scan documents please refer Scanning Images and Documents with VueScan KB Article.
Proceed to scan, one by one, every desired document. Locate and check the “Multi page” option. Click on the Input tab of the Option Tabs/Panel portion of the program window. 
This option will show more advanced settings in every Option Tab.
In the bottom-left hand side of the program window, in the Scanning Options area, click on “More”. Its high-end performance and stability aims at improving user experience by putting emphasis on the quality of the finished output.įor users who desire to scan multiple documents at once, the option has to, by default, first be enabled. VueScan is an advanced scanning software that incorporates many graphical editing tools as a part of its functionality and utility. Starting with the Spring 2013 semester, DoIT will be using VueScan software on Macintosh computers which have scanners attached.
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