How to Transpose Plans Onto Your Computer
Plans for a project can contain complex figures. They may contain images, shapes, colors and a slew of other intricacies. In this instance, you may want to make a digital backup of those plans by transposing them onto your computer. To maintain the integrity of your plans, use a scanner. Microsoft Windows 7 includes built-in functionality that enables you to transpose a set of plans in a few simple steps.
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Verify that you have turned on your scanner. Verify that you plugged your scanner into your computer. If any software came with the scanner, install it onto your computer. Windows 7 will generally allow for plug-and-play scanning; however, be ready to install the drivers manually if necessary.
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Turn on your computer. Click "Start." Go to "All Programs." Click "Windows Fax and Scan."
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Click "Scan." Click "New Scan." Select "Photo" from the profile list. Place your plans onto the scanner face-down. Click "Scan." You will now have a scanned copy of your plans onto your computer.
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