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Learn how to use a computer scanner in this free online video tutorial.
There are 5 videos in this series:
Learn how to connect a computer scanner to a computer in this free instructional video.
Learn how to load drivers and software on a computer scanner in this free instructional video.
Learn how to use the basic settings on a computer scanner in this free instructional video.
Learn how to scan an image using a computer scanner in this free instructional video.
Learn how to print and save and image scanned using a computer scanner in this free instructional video.
A scanner is a piece of computer hardware which allows the user to create a 2D digital image of a photo, drawing, text, handwriting or even a three-dimensional object. The flatbed scanner is the most popular type of scanner, although high-speed rotary scanners are used by many companies to archive digitized copies of correspondence and other paperwork in a database.
In this series of free videos you'll learn how to connect and use a 2D scanner. Electronics & media expert Tony Ramirez shows you step by step how to load the drivers and software onto your computer, how to adjust the scanning settings, and how to save and print an image you've scanned. Watch these free video tutorials and start digitizing your photos, drawings, and anything else you want today!
Tony Ramirez Electronics and media guru Tony Ramirez is known among his friends, family, and clients as Inspector Gadget. His love for new technologies aids in his ability to produce cutting-edge websites, graphics, and videos. Tony, along with his company, is Dolby Digital certified. He has over 11 years experience in multimedia production, including movies, commercials, and other venues.dkdk
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